Ross Opticle upgraded their website design to engaging UI/UX

Project Overview

Ross Opticle is one of the best agencies that helps people with optical supply chain services. They have an existing website that was built on HubSpot, but now the client wants to make some changes to it, for which they want the help of the best web development company. 

After good research, Ross Opticle found webdew and shared all the requirements with the team. Basically, they had the following requirements:

• Need to change the slider of focal lengths.
• Need to change to a mega menu and add some submenus and header.
• Wanted a table in Hubdb.
• Wanted to delete some content from the table and add some catalog pages.
• Wanted to add and remove some sliders and contents.

All the requirements shared by the client were fulfilled by the webdew professionals who helped the client get a website they actually wanted. At the end of the project, the client was very happy and shared positive feedback with the team.

Background

Ross Opticle is one of the known companies that work in the optical supply chain industry. It was founded by Edward Ross in 1988. They have an extensive portfolio of optical fabrication, technological solutions, quality assurance equipment, and optical product suppliers. They work on in-house optical fabrication and optical systems design and production capabilities. Also, to ensure quick delivery, and supply chain, they partner with OEMs.

Challenges

Ross opticals needed to make some changes to their website, for which they have a lot of requirements. To get this entire project done, there were no major challenges. The project was completed smoothly and inspired the client to recommend it to others.

Solution

In this project, our major task was to work on the pointers that were shared by the client. As per the client feedback webdew, experts made all the required changes. In this entire project, we successfully 

• Edited the focal length slider and fixed the focal length slider.
• Edited the content and mega menu and fixed them.
• Edited the Hubdb table or added and removed content.
• Edited and added some catalog pages on their site.
• Changed some URL and fixed them to run smoothly
• Added and removed sliders in tables.

You can have a look at the below pointers to understand more about the solutions provided to the client, Ross Opticle. 

Focal length slider

The slider that shows the table values is part of the backend, so we made some changes in the Javascript and also made some edits in the HubSpot page editor.

Mega menu-content 

In the mega menu, we changed the content and added a submenu from the page editor. (Steps: Go to the global content editor to edit or add menu and content)

HubDb table

As the client used the HubDb table, we created the slider table. We went to the marketing > file and templates > HubDb >then deleted or added some values and also created tables.  

Catalog pages

The client wanted to add some catalogs to some pages, so we added the URL from the page editor and redirected them to catalogs.

URL changes

Clients have so many by default links that are added to every page of the catalog menu, that are not redirected to the page that is going to the catalog pages. So we changed the URL and redirected it to the respective page links. 

Results

• The client can easily edit the content and can change the focal length in the page editor, as we provided them with a video link.
• The mega menu and submenu are now working properly. Also, the client can add the page link to the submenu.
• We changed the page slider, and now the client can add the value of focal length by going to the page editor.
• We changed the all page links, which are now redirected to the original pages of the submenu.