My redesign improves a variety of other factors in design as well, such as the fonts and colour palette. I chose the “Capture It” font because of the rough vibe it gives off, but made sure to use it sparingly as to not make it overly unprofessional or cartoonish. I kept the website's original red colour theme, but made it more vibrant and had a complimentary colour in order to supplement the more monotone colours. The design of the landing page was redesigned and improved through the reorganization of the individual sections. This was done by making sure the mission of the Pan Am Boxing Gym is the first thing that’s seen, instead of the slideshow of upcoming events.

Other changes in usability include the navigation bar, which makes it easier for users to differentiate which page they want to go to. Additionally, I reorganized the navigation bar so that it would be more clear what each section entailed by switching up title names (ie. the “getting started tab). User usability was also improved on the “Classes” page, where each class description included a button that intends to take the user to the class sign up page (on Mindbody, an external classes management/booking site). In terms of content itself, the organization of the content specifically on the classes page was changed to be more consistent, as well as have better flow. I added a section from another page on their site that talks about “Boxing is for everyone”, in order to better solidify how Pan Am is a boxing gym that cares about community and inclusivity.