Case study (02) QUICKSTRIKE

QUICKSTRIKE

I designed the look and the website for QUICKSTRIKE, a custom apparel manufacturer with factories around the world and its own technology platform.

Role
UX/UI & Visual Designer
Scope
UX/UI · Visual Design · Web Design
QUICKSTRIKE Superior Custom Team Apparel logo

Overview

QUICKSTRIKE makes custom sports apparel. It has its own technology for customization and production, and factories in five countries.

That’s a lot to explain on one website, and my job was to make it clear. I set the visual style, organized the information and designed every page, so visitors can quickly understand what QUICKSTRIKE does, where it makes things, and why brands trust it.

I wanted the site to feel bold and professional, but still be simple to get around.

Design decisions

What I designed

Decision 01

Visual style

I set the visual style using QUICKSTRIKE’s red, black and white, and kept the type, photos, spacing and buttons consistent on every page.

Decision 02

Website UX/UI

I designed the homepage and every supporting page on the same structure, so the manufacturing details are easy to follow on any device.

Decision 03

Navigation & information architecture

I kept the menu simple, with Tech, Factories, Contact and Login, and the same header and footer everywhere.

Decision 04

Homepage

The homepage makes a strong first impression with the logo, factory photos and big type, then sends people to Tech or Factories. It also has customer testimonials and a wall of brands from QUICKSTRIKE’s history.

Decision 05

Technology page

There’s a lot of technical detail here, so I broke it into alternating photo and text sections that are easy to scan.

Decision 06

Facilities page

This page covers factories in the United States, the Philippines, China, Cambodia and Vietnam. I added a row of clocks for each country’s time, and laid out each factory’s products and turnaround times so they’re easy to compare.

Decision 07

Contact page

A simple contact form, clear contact details, and a note from the CEO so people feel confident reaching out.

Decision 08

Testimonials & brand history

Customer testimonials and the brand-history wall do the talking here, showing visitors the company’s track record.

Decision 09

Login page

A clean, minimal login that matches the rest of the site, with the local time in Utah and at the factories.

The website

The login, two homepage layouts, and the Tech, Facilities, Contact and brand history pages. Click any page to see it full size.

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