ThousandEyes

ThousandEyes wanted a corporate website with a personality of its own. That personality had to survive the move from desktop to phone. People using a touchscreen needed layouts and controls designed for it. We worked with the team on the website and supporting graphics, refining the direction as feedback came in.

Find the company in the design

We explored a visual direction for the website and supporting graphic work that reflected ThousandEyes’s character. The team reviewed the work throughout production, with their feedback shaping successive versions.

Design for the screen in someone’s hand

We considered how the site should behave across devices. On smartphones, that included swipe interactions and layouts adapted to touch. The mobile work addressed how people would use the site as well as how it looked.

Offer another perspective on the product

The relationship also included discussions about product design. Alongside the commissioned website and graphics, we contributed suggestions for the product experience.

Customers responded well to the website

ThousandEyes reported positive customer feedback on the completed site, including its look and feel and behaviour across devices.

“The end result is a fantastic site, it's responsive, works on all devices, it has a great look and feel to it. We've received great feedback from our customers.”

Mobile details the client noticed

Mohit singled out the attention to smartphone behaviour:

“They spent time to make sure that our site adapts to smart phone resolutions (and not just shrink) but with swipe capability.”

Room to work through the feedback

Ricardo also praised the team’s ability to handle incoming feedback and iterate on the work. The client’s feedback covered both the finished site and the care taken to get there.