Screenshot of Verizon website displaying solutions for state and local government, including contracts, programs, and cybersecurity options, shown on a laptop and two smartphones.

Verizon

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LEAD DESIGNER

I served as lead designer for all of Verizon Business' B2B Growth and CRM email campaigns, as well as the redesign of several Verizon Business web pages, over the course of three years. During my time working with Verizon, I produced and hosted several thought leadership and design strategy workshops with our clients to examine current processes, identify pain points, and explore future design opportunities.

Design Workshops

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Email Design

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UI Design

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UX Design

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Design Workshops 〰️ Email Design 〰️ UI Design 〰️ UX Design 〰️

Experience Design

 

After a major Verizon rebrand, I guided our team through applying the new visual identity to our designs — not once, but twice: first during the initial rebrand, and again after a refresh just a year later. I was tasked with redesigning dozens of Verizon’s web pages to align with their updated brand.

A significant design effort during my time with Verizon was the redesign of their State and Local Government landing page. The original page was overwhelmed with content, making it difficult for users to find what they were looking for. Working closely with the client, copywriters, and our product manager, I completely restructured the page with a careful eye on content strategy, resulting in a simpler, more streamlined user experience. This redesign came early in Verizon's rebranding process. Without an updated design system in line with the rebrand, I played a key role in defining how the new brand identity would translate to Verizon Business' web components. I also redesigned Verizon’s Small Business landing page, and dozens of web pages within the Public Sector Solutions section of the Verizon website.

Screenshots of Verizon's website homepage showcasing solutions for state and local government, featuring images of women discussing and working on technology infrastructure, with sections on cybersecurity, network security, and digital transformation.
Screenshots of two similar Verizon webpage designs featuring a garden setting with two women, one dressed casually and the other in a Verizon T-shirt, sitting outdoors with vibrant flowers, and additional website content below including product advertisements and service options.
Screenshots of two website pages related to continuity of operations solutions and telehealth services. The pages feature images of professionals and healthcare workers, with headlines about resources, solutions, and supporting community needs.
Screenshots of two webpage designs for Verizon website, showcasing solutions for public safety and advanced response, with images of police officers and emergency vehicles.
Screenshots of two web pages about Verizon's support and services for veterans, featuring images of veterans and military personnel, with headlines highlighting Verizon's recognition and employment of veterans.

Email Design

 

Verizon’s B2B CRM and Growth emails were poorly designed and receiving less than ideal conversion rates. Verizon came to our team to improve their email strategy and design. I led design efforts across over 50 email campaigns, managing a design team while also contributing as a designer on many campaigns myself. Throughout my time working with Verizon, I collaborated closely with clients, strategists, copywriters, and engineers to build thoughtful email strategies with improved user conversions.

Original “Verizon 3.0” Branding

Three Verizon webpage screen captures highlighting business solutions, customer engagement, and AI support, with diverse individuals using technology.

“Monarch” Branding

Three panels of a Verizon business brochure highlighting network solutions for industrial and corporate environments, including images of workers and machinery.
Comparison of two digital marketing flyers from Verizon promoting device management and security features, with a woman working on a laptop at a desk.

“Monarch 2.0” Branding

A digital flyer from Verizon promoting wireless internet for business, showing a police car with a person inside talking on a phone, with bold yellow and white text on a red background.
Two digital advertisements for Verizon business internet services with red backgrounds and yellow text, featuring a woman in a safety vest with a cityscape and industrial buildings in the background.
A digital advertisement for Verizon Business highlighting mobile device protection and security, featuring a woman with short dark hair in a gray top looking at her phone, with bold headlines and call-to-action buttons.
Crowd of travelers at an airport terminal with luggage, walking towards an outdoor car parking area.