Project Scale
10 Pages
Website redesign developed as one connected digital system.
Events On Call operates in the corporate events space. Vyasti was brought in to rethink an outdated digital presence and turn it into a more premium, professional and consistent experience — spanning UX, interface design, custom creative work and website development.
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Website redesign developed as one connected digital system.
Design and development engagement.
Corporate events business.
From UX thinking through website implementation.
The starting problem was straightforward: the existing website looked outdated and no longer delivered the premium, professional impression the client wanted.
The issue was not simply that the interface looked old. The wider experience needed stronger structure, hierarchy and visual consistency.
The redesign needed to elevate perception while keeping the experience simple, usable and appropriate for a corporate events business.
Events On Call operates in corporate event organisation. The website therefore needed to communicate professionalism and visual confidence before a potential customer ever experienced the service itself.
The stated goal was to create a more premium digital presence. That required the redesign to work at the level of experience, interface and visual identity rather than simply reskinning old screens.
Elevate how the business is presented online.
Keep the interface visually strong without making the customer experience feel over-designed.
Build greater consistency across the redesigned website and supporting creative language.
The redesign required a careful balance between visual richness, usability and the practical realities of a media-heavy event website.
The experience needed visual impact without becoming harder to understand or navigate.
A stronger visual identity had to feel intentional rather than decorative.
The project needed to remain conscious of performance while introducing richer imagery and visual content.
Vyasti's role covered experience design, interface design, prototyping, the website redesign, development and original visual work.
Vyasti created custom graphics, website imagery, icons, illustrations and animation as part of the broader digital experience rather than relying only on standard interface components.
Only technologies explicitly supplied in the project brief are included here.
The redesigned Events On Call experience presented the brand in a significantly more premium way, created stronger consistency across the digital identity and established a stronger foundation for future marketing and growth. The website was successfully launched and functioned as intended. No traffic, conversion, sales, revenue or lead metrics were supplied for the project.
Events On Call came to Vyasti with an existing website that no longer reflected the level of digital presentation the business wanted. Over a one-month engagement, Vyasti worked across UX research, information architecture, user journeys, UX and UI design, prototyping, website redesign, original visual assets, interface animation and website development to create a premium, professional ten-page digital experience. The core challenge was not simply making the website visually richer. It was creating a distinctive direction while protecting simplicity and remaining conscious of performance despite the richer visual content. The final project created a stronger and more consistent digital identity, established a better foundation for future marketing and growth, successfully launched and functioned as intended.
Events On Call needed a stronger digital presence, but visual impact alone would not solve the problem. The redesign had to create a distinctive, premium and professional experience while keeping the customer journey simple — and doing so without letting richer imagery, illustration and animation create unnecessary complexity or undermine performance.
Event brands naturally lend themselves to rich imagery, animation and expressive layouts. The challenge was deciding where that richness added value and where restraint would make the website feel more professional.
The existing website no longer delivered the premium, professional impression the business wanted.
Visual quality had to increase without making the customer journey harder to understand.
The redesign needed enough character to feel ownable without becoming visually excessive.
The experience needed to remain conscious of performance despite the richer visual content.
That distinction shaped the challenge. The redesign needed enough visual energy to elevate perception while preserving the clarity, hierarchy and simplicity expected from a professional corporate-facing experience.
The existing website looked outdated. The objective was not simply to make it newer — it was to create a more premium and professional digital expression.
The website no longer communicated the level of visual confidence and professionalism the client wanted associated with Events On Call.
The redesign needed to change how the brand felt online while keeping the interface clear enough to support the customer journey.
Custom imagery, graphics, icons, illustrations and interface animation created opportunities for a more distinctive digital identity.
The challenge was to use those elements in service of hierarchy and experience rather than allowing premium to become a synonym for complexity.
The new digital presence needed stronger visual confidence and a more considered brand expression.
Stronger visual design could not make the customer journey more difficult to read or navigate.
The final system still needed to work as a real ten-page website, not merely as a collection of attractive screens.
The visual direction needed personality, but the project brief explicitly called for avoiding over-design.
The answer required hierarchy and restraint. Not every fold could be the hero. Not every image needed motion. Not every component needed a visual effect.
The redesign included custom imagery, graphics, illustration and animation. The project therefore needed to remain conscious of performance while still delivering the richer visual direction required by the brand.
A richer interface only made sense if the visual treatment justified its place in the experience.
A redesign only works as a system when the same level of clarity and visual direction survives across the entire ten-page scope.
Vyasti's scope included custom graphics, website imagery, icons, illustrations and animation. Those creative layers had to feel like parts of the same digital identity rather than disconnected visual treatments.
UX research, UX design, UI, prototyping, visual direction, original assets, animation and website development all needed to converge into a ten-page result within the documented engagement.
Design, development and content were handled in parallel, requiring decisions to move efficiently from research and structure into interface and implementation.
Ten-page website redesign spanning research, experience design, creative work and development.
Research, journeys, information architecture, interface design and prototyping had to establish the experience quickly enough to support the wider build.
Custom imagery, graphics, icons, illustrations and animation had to develop within the same visual direction.
WordPress implementation needed to carry the visual and experience system into a functioning ten-page website.
Events On Call needed a more premium and professional digital presence, but the path to that outcome required restraint. The redesign had to simplify the experience, create a distinctive visual direction without over-designing it, maintain strong hierarchy across ten pages, incorporate custom imagery, graphics, icons, illustrations and animation, and remain conscious of performance despite the richer visual content — all within a one-month design-and-development engagement.
The hardest part of Events On Call was not deciding whether the website should look more premium. That requirement was clear. The real work was finding the balance: create enough visual richness to substantially improve perception, but enough restraint to keep the experience simple, professional and practical. The redesign also had to scale that balance across ten pages, integrate original graphics, website imagery, custom icons, illustrations and animation, stay conscious of performance, and progress from UX research and prototypes into the final WordPress implementation within the documented one-month engagement.
Events On Call needed a stronger visual identity, but premium presentation was only one layer of the redesign. Vyasti began with research, user journeys and information architecture, then established the experience principles, visual direction and prototype before expanding the system across ten pages and carrying it into WordPress.
Premium did not mean adding more decoration. The redesign needed stronger hierarchy, clearer journeys, a more distinctive visual language and better control over imagery, illustration and motion.
Research and user journeys established what the experience needed to solve before visual exploration began.
Information structure needed clarity before custom imagery, illustration and animation were layered into the interface.
The visual direction and interface logic were defined before expanding the redesign across the ten-page website.
Rich visual ideas still had to translate into a usable, responsive and functioning WordPress experience.
The approach moved from understanding and structure into interface, creative production, implementation and final review — without treating those activities as unrelated workstreams.
Review the starting website and establish what the redesign needed to improve at the experience and perception level.
Understand how users should move through information rather than designing individual pages in isolation.
Organize the wider experience before introducing a richer interface and visual language.
Premium, professional, distinctive and visually rich — without sacrificing simplicity.
Set the design character before expanding it into the wider website.
Use prototyping to understand how key interface decisions behave before full implementation.
Establish common hierarchy and design relationships that could survive the ten-page scope.
Develop custom graphics, imagery, icons and illustrations within the established direction.
Add interface motion where it strengthens hierarchy and experience rather than simply adding visual activity.
Carry the established visual and experience logic through the full website.
Move the approved experience into WordPress while the wider design system continued to mature.
Make sure visual richness and hierarchy remained usable as layouts adapted.
Check consistency, implementation quality and the wider ten-page customer journey.
Complete the redesigned WordPress experience and move the finished project live.
The redesign began with UX research rather than visual styling. That created a stronger basis for separating structural problems from purely aesthetic ones.
The project used customer journeys and information architecture to establish a clearer underlying experience before the premium visual layer was expanded.
The experience needed to feel sophisticated through hierarchy, consistency, spacing, imagery and interaction rather than relying on excessive decoration.
The redesign therefore treated restraint as part of the premium direction rather than the opposite of it.
The new visual direction was established first so later pages, custom graphics and interface assets inherited the same premium and professional language.
Events naturally provide rich visual material. The design challenge was turning that energy into a refined digital language rather than a collection of competing moments.
Prototype design created a way to review important interface and journey decisions before the complete redesign was scaled and developed.
A premium website needed to work as an experience, so transitions between hierarchy, content and interaction mattered alongside the visual compositions.
Shared relationships helped the redesign feel like one digital identity even when page content and layouts changed.
Vyasti created custom graphics, website imagery, icons and illustrations within the same visual direction as the interface.
Interface animation was part of the redesign, but motion was introduced selectively so visual richness remained controlled.
A corporate events website can easily become visually noisy. Motion therefore had to support hierarchy, pacing or engagement rather than create another layer of distraction.
Use movement to reinforce what matters.
Motion should help the experience flow rather than interrupt it.
Not every visual element needed animation.
Custom imagery, illustration and animation expanded the visual possibilities, but the project brief also required performance to remain part of the design conversation.
The approach was therefore selective rather than treating more media and more effects as automatically better.
The redesign expanded through the full page set while preserving the same hierarchy, visual character and professional tone.
The one-month engagement required the wider experience and implementation to progress together rather than waiting for a completely sequential handoff.
Research, architecture, journeys, interface design and prototypes shaped the customer experience.
Graphics, website imagery, icons, illustrations and motion developed within the same visual direction.
The approved system moved into implementation as the wider ten-page experience came together.
Layout hierarchy, imagery and interaction were reviewed as part of a responsive website rather than only as fixed design screens.
The wider system needed enough flexibility to maintain clarity and visual character across changing screen conditions.
Only technologies supplied in the project brief are represented here.
Final QA brought the complete page set back to the original objective: stronger digital perception, consistent visual identity, usable journeys and a functioning website.
Ten-page website redesign spanning research, UX, UI, prototyping, custom creative work, animation and development.
Vyasti moved Events On Call through research, user journeys, information architecture, UX, UI and prototyping before establishing the final visual direction. The experience was then supported with custom graphics, website imagery, icons, illustrations and selective animation, expanded across ten pages and implemented in WordPress using Elementor and Elementor Pro. The final website was successfully launched and functioned as intended.
Events On Call was approached as an experience redesign rather than a cosmetic refresh. Vyasti first used UX research, user journeys and simplified information architecture to establish the structure. We then defined the experience principles, created the visual direction, prototyped key interactions, developed the interface language and produced custom graphics, website imagery, icons and illustrations. Animation was introduced selectively, the system was expanded across the ten-page scope and WordPress development progressed alongside the wider design work. The final review focused on preserving the balance that defined the project from the beginning: premium but simple, distinctive but professional, visually rich but controlled. The complete redesign was delivered within the documented one-month engagement, successfully launched and functioned as intended.
Events On Call operates in a category naturally filled with photography, visual energy and memorable experiences. Vyasti used that richness selectively — rebuilding the UX, establishing a premium visual direction, creating original graphics and imagery, introducing custom icons, illustrations and interface animation, and then carrying the system across ten responsive WordPress pages.
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Information architecture and journeys were clarified before the richer visual layer was expanded.
The interface was redesigned to feel more refined, professional and visually consistent.
Custom graphics, imagery, icons and illustrations supported the new digital language.
The redesigned experience was implemented across the complete documented website scope.
The redesigned homepage should be the clearest proof of the project's central idea: premium presentation created through hierarchy and restraint rather than visual overload.
Use a section that clearly communicates the new visual identity.
Typography, spacing, imagery, visual hierarchy and interaction were brought into a more deliberate system so the website could feel richer without becoming harder to use.
User journeys and simplified information architecture provided the foundation for the new interface. The visual redesign could then support clarity instead of compensating for structural confusion.
The creative work extended beyond interface layouts into custom graphics, website imagery, icons and illustrations.
This should show work created specifically for the redesign.
Custom creative assets gave the digital identity more consistency and allowed the website to carry a stronger visual signature across different page contexts.
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Interface animation was used selectively to strengthen pacing, hierarchy and visual engagement while preserving the professional character of the experience.
Use real historical screenshots from the complete Events On Call project. The wall should show that the new visual direction remained coherent across the wider site.
Use three historical mobile screenshots showing different page or interface contexts rather than repeating the same hero.
The responsive experience needed to preserve the visual character of the redesign without forcing complex desktop compositions into smaller screens.
Design and development progressed as connected parts of the engagement, allowing the final interface to move from Figma into a working WordPress website.
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WordPress, Elementor and Elementor Pro supported the final implementation. The completed website was successfully launched and functioned as intended.
Events On Call's redesign combined simplified information architecture, UX and UI design, prototyping, a new premium visual direction, custom graphics, website imagery, custom icons, illustrations, interface animation and responsive WordPress development across ten pages. The solution created a more consistent and professional digital presence, was successfully launched and functioned as intended.
The final Events On Call solution was not built around making every screen louder. Vyasti simplified the experience first, established a premium visual direction, then used custom imagery, graphics, icons, illustrations and selective interface animation to create a richer but more controlled digital identity. That system was expanded across the full ten-page scope, reviewed responsively and implemented using WordPress, Elementor and Elementor Pro. The original live project is no longer publicly available, so the historical screenshots and project assets used throughout this case study become the visual evidence of the redesign.
Events On Call began with an outdated website that no longer reflected the digital impression the business wanted to create. The completed redesign established a more premium and professional presence, strengthened consistency across the digital identity and created a stronger foundation for future marketing and growth.
The redesign brought together UX research, information architecture, UX and UI design, prototyping, original graphics, imagery, custom icons, illustrations, interface animation and WordPress development into one ten-page customer-facing system.
Complete documented redesign scope.
Documented design and development engagement.
Final redesigned website successfully moved live.
Website functioned as intended.
No commercial performance metrics were supplied, so the result is documented through the verified change in experience, consistency and digital presentation.
The existing digital experience needed stronger structure, clearer hierarchy and a more professional visual language.
UX, interface design, custom creative work, motion and development were brought together into a stronger and more coherent digital identity.
The project brief provides qualitative outcomes rather than traffic, conversion, revenue, lead or performance figures.
The redesign substantially changed how Events On Call was presented through the website.
The new interface, imagery, icons, illustration and motion worked within a more unified visual direction.
The completed redesign created a stronger digital foundation for future marketing and growth activity.
The ten-page website was completed, launched and functioned as intended.
The redesign replaced an outdated visual impression with a more considered combination of structure, typography, imagery, custom graphics, illustration and selective animation.
The redesigned identity was reinforced through multiple connected layers across the website.
The new visual and experience direction was carried across the documented ten-page website scope, giving Events On Call a more consistent customer-facing presence beyond the first screen.
One redesigned digital experience carried across the full documented website scope.
The engagement moved from UX research, journeys and information architecture into UI design, prototypes, custom creative work, animation and final WordPress implementation.
Ten-page website redesign spanning experience, interface, creative work and development.
This does not claim a measured marketing uplift. The verified outcome is that the website created a stronger digital foundation for future marketing and growth activity.
By improving the website's visual quality, consistency and overall experience, Events On Call gained a stronger customer-facing destination for future digital activity.
Since the original website is no longer publicly available, use one of the strongest archived final screens to substantiate the redesign outcome.
Prefer a page that demonstrates premium presentation, strong visual hierarchy and the custom visual language in one frame.
The finished experience brought together structure, visual consistency, custom imagery, original graphic work, custom icons, illustration, interface animation and a complete WordPress implementation across ten pages.
No traffic, conversion, sales, revenue, lead, enquiry or performance metrics were supplied for this engagement. The case study therefore does not attribute numerical business growth to the redesign. The verified outcomes are qualitative: Events On Call received a more premium digital presentation, a stronger and more consistent digital identity, a stronger foundation for future marketing and growth, and a completed ten-page website that was successfully launched and functioned as intended.
Events On Call's redesigned website combined UX research, simplified information architecture, user journeys, UX and UI design, prototyping, custom graphics, website imagery, custom icons, illustrations, selective interface animation and WordPress development. The result was a more premium and professional digital presentation with stronger identity consistency and a stronger foundation for future marketing and growth. The website was successfully launched and functioned as intended.
Events On Call is not a case study where the result should be reduced to an unsupported percentage. The verified transformation is visible in the system itself: an outdated website was replaced by a complete ten-page digital experience with clearer structure, a premium interface, custom graphics and imagery, original icons, illustrations, selective animation and a consistent visual language carried into WordPress. That gave the business a stronger digital identity and a better foundation for future marketing and growth. The project was completed within the documented one-month engagement, successfully launched and functioned as intended.
Events On Call moved through research, experience design, prototyping, visual production and development within one engagement. Figma established the experience and interface, Illustrator supported original visual assets, and WordPress with Elementor and Elementor Pro carried the system into the working ten-page website.
The system was not complete when a Figma frame looked good. Typography, hierarchy, imagery, custom graphics, icons, illustration, motion and responsive behaviour still needed to operate together in the final website.
UX, UI and prototype work established the experience before the full website moved into implementation.
Figma supported the progression from UX thinking into interface composition and prototype behaviour, giving the wider ten-page system a clear visual basis.
The project moved beyond static page concepts by considering how hierarchy, interaction and visual direction worked together.
Repeatable relationships allowed the visual direction to remain consistent even when individual page compositions changed.
Illustrator supported the wider creative layer while custom graphics, website imagery, icons and illustrations were developed to fit the new direction.
The redesign did not depend on standard components alone. Original visual work helped create a more distinctive and consistent digital identity.
Events On Call included interface animation, but the project deliberately avoided making motion the dominant visual device.
Selective animation allowed the website to feel dynamic while maintaining the professional restraint established in the visual direction.
Elementor and Elementor Pro supported the implementation of reusable page structures and interface patterns within WordPress.
Shared structural relationships helped maintain consistency across the full page set.
Repeated interface behaviours could inherit the same visual treatment instead of being rebuilt conceptually each time.
Layouts needed enough flexibility to preserve hierarchy at different screen sizes.
The implementation system carried the same visual identity across the documented scope.
Experience structure, interface composition, prototypes and original creative assets established what the redesign should become.
The visual and experience system was translated into the working website rather than remaining a design-only presentation.
WordPress formed the underlying website platform while Elementor and Elementor Pro supported the implementation layer.
The implementation had to preserve typography, hierarchy, custom visual assets, interaction and responsive behaviour while supporting the complete ten-page redesign.
Successfully launched and functioning as intended.
Responsive review focused on preserving hierarchy, visual character and usability rather than forcing identical desktop geometry onto every screen size.
Rich compositions needed enough flexibility to adapt without losing the professional clarity established in the desktop experience.
The objective was a consistent experience, not mechanically identical layouts.
The project brief specifically identified performance as a consideration despite richer visual content. That meant imagery, graphics, illustrations and animation needed to be introduced intentionally.
Rich media had to support the experience rather than exist purely for decoration.
Motion was applied where it strengthened hierarchy and pacing.
The redesign needed visual ambition without forgetting that it still had to operate as a website.
The same design and production logic had to survive different content requirements throughout the full documented website scope.
The documented one-month timeline meant the engagement could not depend on long isolated handoff cycles.
Experience structure and interface decisions continued to evolve as the broader website system developed.
Icons, illustrations, graphics and website imagery were developed within the same visual direction.
Implementation progressed alongside the wider design work so the final ten-page experience could be delivered within the engagement.
Events On Call moved through UX research, information architecture, user journeys, Figma-based UX and UI design, prototyping, Illustrator-supported creative production, custom graphics, website imagery, icons, illustrations, selective interface animation, Elementor implementation and WordPress delivery. Responsive review and performance awareness remained part of that system as it scaled across the ten-page website.
The Events On Call redesign depended on more than selecting the right software. Figma supported the transition from UX thinking into interface and prototype design. Illustrator supported original visual assets. WordPress formed the final website platform, while Elementor and Elementor Pro supported implementation. What connected those tools was the system between them: simplified information architecture, a controlled premium visual direction, repeatable interface patterns, original graphics and imagery, custom icons, illustrations, selective motion, responsive review and a production process where design, creative work and development progressed together. The completed ten-page website was delivered within the documented one-month engagement, successfully launched and functioned as intended.
Events On Call is now a historical project, so this gallery becomes the project record. Original design frames, final WordPress screens, inner pages, custom graphics, imagery, icons, illustrations, interaction captures and responsive layouts together preserve the full redesign story.
The original Events On Call website is no longer publicly available. Every visual below should come from Vyasti's own historical project files, screenshots or recordings.
Start with a polished historical screenshot that immediately communicates the premium direction of the redesign.
Use a Figma screen and its closest corresponding WordPress implementation. This is one of the clearest ways to show that the visual system survived production.
Prefer the same page or section shown in the final build.
Keep the crop similar so the translation is easy to compare.
Use a different homepage crop from the opening hero — something that shows the hierarchy, custom media or distinctive composition of the redesign.
Show the new premium visual language beyond the first fold.
Hierarchy, imagery, spacing, interface treatment and motion established here could then be adapted across different page requirements without losing the overall identity.
Use real historical inner-page captures to prove that the redesign remained coherent across the full site.
Use original project graphics, imagery, icons and illustrations as standalone evidence of the wider creative scope.
Use still frames or exported captures from the original animation and interaction recordings.
Animation was part of the delivered scope, but it was used selectively so the premium event aesthetic did not turn into unnecessary visual noise.
Use three historical mobile captures that show different parts of the project rather than repeating the same hero.
Responsive layouts needed enough flexibility to adapt richer desktop compositions while retaining the premium and professional direction of the redesign.
Match desktop and mobile versions of the same page where possible.
Use all ten pages where the archived material allows. This should feel like a project contact sheet rather than a repeated homepage gallery.
Choose one final strong screen that has not already been overused earlier in the case study.
Prefer a composition showing both the premium redesign and original visual work.
The surviving project material documents UX research, information architecture, UX and UI design, prototypes, custom graphics, website imagery, custom icons, illustrations, interface animation, responsive work and the final WordPress implementation across ten pages.
For Events On Call, the historical design files, archived screenshots, custom assets, interaction captures and responsive screens become the evidence. Together they show the complete transformation from an outdated website into a more premium, professional and consistent ten-page digital experience.
This gallery should read like a documented project archive. Start with the strongest final screen, show the Figma-to-WordPress translation, include real inner pages, isolate custom graphics, imagery, icons and illustrations, preserve motion through interaction frames, show mobile adaptations, compare desktop and mobile where possible and finish with the complete ten-page wall. The result gives the Events On Call case study something more valuable than a current URL: visual evidence of the actual 2024 work Vyasti completed across UX, UI, creative production and development.
What impressed us most was the systems thinking behind the execution. The final experience feels intentional, scalable, and built for real users.
When the digital experience no longer reflects the level of business behind it, changing colors or refreshing a homepage is not enough.Events On Call needed a website that felt more premium and professional without becoming visually excessive. That meant reconsidering the experience itself — from user journeys and information architecture to interface hierarchy, custom imagery, icons, illustration, motion and final implementation. A successful redesign should not simply make the old website look newer. It should make the business feel stronger online. Vyasti works across strategy, UX, UI, visual systems, original creative work and development to rebuild websites as connected digital experiences rather than isolated pages.