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You can make it look good, but...

... can you explain why it’s good?

You can design.

Your layouts look fine.
But fine isn’t the same as sharp.

Internally, there’s hesitation.

Before adjusting a layout, you pause. Before defending a decision, you second guess.

It looks good.
But can you explain why?

Because that’s what changes everything.

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Because you saw how real decisions are made.

You don’t need more tutorials.

You need exposure to higher-level thinking, repeatedly, until it becomes yours.

Real redesign breakdowns

Study how major websites are rebuilt: content, layout, usability, and visual language.

4 redesigns inside the vault · More added weekly
Amazon product page before and after redesign comparison
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Conversion Hierarchy
Decision Clarity

The $500B Page Amazon Refuses to Fix

Rebuilding Amazon’s product page so the buying decision becomes obvious instead of buried under clutter.

Uniqlo mega menu before and after redesign comparison
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Navigation Hierarchy
Interaction Feedback

Uniqlo's Mega Menu Mess

Turning Uniqlo’s chaotic mega menu into a clear navigation system that actually helps users find what they came for.

Zara product page redesign comparison improving purchase flow and product page usability
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Purchase Flow Clarity
Product Page Usability

Zara's Tryhard Edgy Minimalism

Fixing Zara’s ultra-minimal product page so the purchase flow becomes clear, readable, and friction-free.

Lipton homepage redesign comparison introducing consistent design system and visual language
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Design Systems
Visual Language

Lipton's homepage is stuck in 2011

Replacing Lipton’s inconsistent homepage with a structured design system and a distinct visual language.

Inside each guided redesign

A step-by-step redesign process annotated directly inside clean, production-level Figma files.

Process

A clear repeating redesign framework

Understanding the current experience, defining objectives, restructuring layout, improving usability, refining content, and shaping visual language.

Website redesign framework showing layout, usability, content, and visual language steps
Reasoning

Every decision explained

Comments and sticky notes throughout the file explain what changed, why it changed, and what problem the change solves.

Figma redesign file with comments explaining design decisions and improvements
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Clean, production-level Figma files

Auto-layout, components, variants, and clear layer naming make the files easy to navigate and study.

RedesignVault Figma library containing redesign files for major brand websites

What you walk away with

A sharper design eye, clearer reasoning, and the confidence to make better decisions on any interface.

Build layouts that just work

Strategic layouts turn you from “the designer” into the person solving the business problem.

Explain design decisions like a senior designer

Stop saying “this feels better.” Learn how to clearly justify usability and layout choices. Your work doesn’t just look better: you’ll know exactly why it works.

Charge premium rates for your work

When your decisions are deliberate and your reasoning is clear, clients and teams trust you more and your work becomes far easier to justify and price higher.

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Hey, I'm Izzy

I spend an unreasonable amount of time judging websites.

I’ve been picking apart websites as part of real work for a while now. In the middle of projects. When decisions mattered. Pointing out the same issues, again and again, across very different sites.

I’ve designed, rebuilt, and audited everything from early-stage startups, e-commerce and personal portfolios to agencies and large institutional sites. I’ve also grown multiple websites from zero to sustained five-figure monthly fully organic traffic.

Along the way, I taught and mentored web design at the University of Ottawa and Flux Academy.

My background is in chemical engineering, which means I don’t approach websites as art projects. I think in systems, constraints, and cause-and-effect. If something isn’t working, there’s always a reason and it’s usually fixable.

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