Intro
Over 45 years of practice as a clinical & forensic psychologist, licensed to practice in Florida and previously New York State. Dr. Teller is offers a comprehensive range of psychological services tailored to meet the unique needs of attorneys and others on civil and criminal cases.
Dr. Earl Teller Website Design
Professional Design.
Dr. Teller's unique requirement was to primarily showcase his extensive resume, offering a glimpse into his services and credentials through a two-page website. The project aimed to create a user-friendly and visually appealing interface while emphasizing on professionalism.
Overview
Digitalized Resume.
There were two main challenges. First, the need to craft a website that could transition Dr. Teller's professional identity into a digital format. The website had only two pages, which meant that each element had to be strategically designed to effectively present Dr. Teller's information. Secondly, the primary goal was to make the resume accessible and comprehensible to the website's visitors. This required finding an intuitive way to display detailed information while maintaining user engagement.
Challenge
Resume Breakdown.
This design presented information in a clean, visually appealing manner, making it easy for visitors to access vital details. The homepage consisted of a brief about section, a list of services, and Dr. Teller's credentials, which have call to actions that lead the user to the next page. On the second page, dedicated to Dr. Teller's resume, I implemented an organized breakdown of his professional background. A "Read More" button provided additional details, while a "Download Full Resume" button catered to users seeking a comprehensive document to save or print. The chosen dark blue and light green color scheme, along with the subtle noise overlay, contributed to the website's professionalism.
Solution
Content-Focused.
This case study illustrates how effective UI/UX design can enhance a professional's online presence and improve user engagement, even within a small, content-focused framework.