TRANSNETYX / TCOM 2.0 / WEBSITE REDESIGN
A website that could keep up with the business.
Helping marketing publish without the wait, with one website for Transnetyx’s growing list of services.
PRODUCT DESIGNER / UX STRATEGY, INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN SYSTEMS & CMS PLANNING / Q3 2025–Q1 2026
01 / THE CHALLENGE
The business had evolved. The website hadn’t.
Transnetyx had outgrown its website. The old platform raised security concerns, and even small updates meant a lot of back-and-forth with internal teams. Marketing needed a way to make changes themselves. The site also focused on our flagship product, where visitors could easily miss viewing the other services we offered.
BEFORE / A FLAGSHIP-FOCUSED EXPERIENCE
AFTER / A HOME FOR THE SUITE OF SERVICES
02 / THE PLATFORM DECISION
Put publishing in marketing’s hands.
We wanted a headless CMS so marketing could manage and publish content without asking developers for every update. I worked on UX strategy, information architecture, the design system, and CMS planning alongside marketing and engineering. We spoke with customers, met with internal teams, and reviewed their respective pages to understand what needed to change.
03 / A UNIFIED EXPERIENCE
One brand. A broader suite of services.
Each service page explained what it offered, with shared page layouts, branding, and navigation to tie everything together. We also brought external links into the main website so they felt connected. Flexible form pages let teams collect inquiries and send them to the right person.
04 / OPERATIONAL IMPACT
Less back-and-forth. More ownership.
30 days to 2 days
Pages took about 2 days to launch instead of 30. Marketing could publish directly rather than wait for development handoffs.
$10K to $1K
Estimated development cost per page fell by about 90%.
05 / PRODUCT OUTCOME
Built for marketing ownership.
Marketing gained the tools to launch pages independently, promote the full suite of services, and bring previously separate sites into one consistent experience.