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Davie Cooper City

Website Redesign

Role

UX Designer, Copywriter

Platform

Desktop

Project Overview

The Davie-Cooper City Chamber of Commerce unites local government and businesses, providing the programs and resources members need to meet their goals. I was hired to redesign the website and improve its functionality.

Goal

  • Improve the quality of life for website visitors.

  • Reduce Friction Points

  • Improve Microcopy and give better understanding of the Chamber

My Role

As the sole UX designer, I iterated on my designs and communicated with my client on a consistent basis, making sure we were aligned on what needed to be prioritized. I worked on the information architecture of the homepage and About Us page, and created the Benefits page.

Original Homepage

Areas to Address

  • Excess Copy

  • UI Cleanliness

  • Information Hierachy

Updated Homepage

For the new homepage, I wanted to display more useful information at a glance and reduce large blocks of text. I created sections that give users key information about what the chamber offers, along with links for events and membership signup.

Impact

Takeaways - Clear Wins

  • Tickets up 305%. Adding real RSVP buttons to event pages directly solved the biggest problem — people were reading events but not acting. They're now converting at a dramatically higher rate.

  • Traffic and revenue are both up. 44% more sessions and 30% more sales shows the redesign is attracting more visitors and generating real commercial results.

    Homepage visits up 78% means more people are actually landing on the new homepage, likely driven by better SEO structure or improved social sharing.


Interested in connecting?

Let’s talk projects, collaborations, or anything design & storytelling!

Interested in connecting?

Let’s talk projects, collaborations, or anything design & storytelling!

Interested in connecting?

Let’s talk projects, collaborations, or anything design & storytelling!

Copyright 2025 by Jasiel Diez

Copyright 2025 by Jasiel Diez

Copyright 2025 by Jasiel Diez