Aerospace Landing Page

I joined a team that was in preparation to execute a major release for a client. I was tasked to help in any way that I could. From helping our QA team in testing to assisting our project manager with documentation.

In one of our client calls, they expressed excitement over the brand new landing page they were promised to receive. They discussed this at length and even showed examples from other companies that they admired. After the meeting I reached out to the project manager to see the landing page design we were to execute. They explained that the client had been requesting a styled landing page for months. The concept they did have available was barely an improvement upon the existing one. There were no real options and the project manager was drafting the appropriate messaging to communicate with our client that there would be no changes to the existing landing page.

I soon spoke with a colleague on a different project and persuaded them to join me in building landing page concepts. I brought the different options to the project manager and received approval for one of the designs.

Upon the project's implementation everything went smoothly. During the project recap with the client, they described their excitement over the new landing page. They went on to describe further what would have happened if we had not delivered. Future projects with our company would have been revoked. This would have been a loss of at least 35% of the company's expected total revenue for the year. One week later I was promoted onto a new role.