Ozone

Ozone

Website design

Ozone is a leading architectural hardware manufacturer in India, known for premium-quality glass fittings, partitions, and architectural systems. Their slim frame glass partition system is one of their fastest-growing premium product categories but the existing website experience didn’t reflect the product’s value and premium positioning.

Role

Role

Lead UX/UI Designer

Aim

Aim

Modernize the slim frame glass category experience to increase credibility, clarity, and conversion for both specifiers (architects) and end-consumers.

Challenges

Challenges

  • The page was visually outdated and not aligned with premium product perception.

  • No clear differentiation between products, use-cases, or applications.

  • Technical information was difficult to find and scattered across PDFs.

  • Too much time between discovery > decision > enquiry.

Business goals vs user goals

Business goals vs user goals

Business goals vs

user goals

BG vs UG

BG: Increase qualified product enquiries.

UG: Quickly understand product specs without sales calls.


BG: Improve product positioning.

UG: See real use-cases & visuals, not just renders.


BG: Build trust & premium perception.

UG: Experience a clean, modern, credible brand website.

Research and insights

Research and insights

Research and

insights

Key insights:

  • Architects prioritise technical clarity first, visuals second.

  • Homeowners prioritise aesthetics & inspiration first, then cost.

  • 5/6 participants found it “hard to evaluate” products without side-by-side comparison.

  • 4/6 said they download spec sheets before ever filling a form or making a call.

  • 6/6 were influenced heavily by installed project photos, not catalog studio images.


Benchmarked 7 global brands: Crittall, Dormakaba, Klein, IQ Glass, NüDoors, Hawa, Vitro.

  • Brands use “Inspiration + Data” layout instead of brochure-style layouts.

  • Downloadable assets convert better than generic enquiry buttons.

  • Minimalist white-space + contrast colours help position “premium architecture."


Also reviewed UX patterns from ArchDaily & Material Bank, where specifiers expect things to be “show me > convince me > let me spec it."

Final outcome

Final outcome

Average scroll depth: 67%

Average time on site: 1m 46s

Lead form submissions: 0.4% < 1.2% (3× improvement)

Bounce rate: 68% > 42%

Skills

Skills

UX/UI Design

Visual Identity

Rapid Prototyping

Research

QA Test

Micro Interaction

Wireframe

Links

Links

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