Redesigning the Satispay website: content project strategy
summary
A project to redesign the Satispay website into a scalable platform using three 4-week sprints and three progressive releases, with the frontend integrated into a component-based CMS, the repository on Notion, and operational rituals (daily, clash, design‑dev sync). It transforms content patterns into UI components with text-linked animations and SEO built into the information architecture, launched live on August 6 and achieved a 10× increase in organic traffic while continuing A/B testing to optimize conversions.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:24Past errors and lessons
- 4:12Redesign challenge
- 6:42Project strategy and phases
- 9:34Sprints and team collaboration
- 13:03Content design role
- 16:36Wireframes and UX-content sync
- 18:00SEO and information architecture
- 20:06UI components and text-visual harmony
- 21:53Tone of voice and identity
- 23:19Results and new site impact
- 25:49What to redo and improve
- 28:18Key lessons and conclusion
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