A trust-driven web experience for a local cybersecurity and IT solutions provider
Agency Project
This 2024 project was completed through Sooner Marketing, where I contributed as the Director of Web Experience.
Agency Client
UX Research & Strategy
Web Design
Web Development
Search Engine Optimization
Post-launch, T-Town Tech experienced a boost in qualified leads, longer session durations, and improved search visibility. Users can now navigate with clarity, take action more confidently, and better understand the value T-Town Tech delivers to businesses, consumers, and partners.
The website was text-heavy, difficult to scan, and filled with technical jargon that discouraged visitors from exploring further
The absence of strategically placed CTAs for different audience segments led to high drop-off rates
Without client testimonials or visual trust signals, the website felt less credible and failed to establish authority and service value
Updated website copy for clarity, balancing technical credibility with approachability for “skim-readers”
Added CTAs like “Get a Free Consultation” and “I Have a Technical Emergency” to serve core user groups
Added verified customer testimonials, cybersecurity statistics, and clear service benefits to build trust and demonstrate value
We conducted a full audit of the existing website, combining analytics data and behavioral patterns to understand where users were getting stuck or dropping off. We also reviewed competitor websites to benchmark content clarity, trust signals, and conversion strategies.
This helped us understand key UX bottlenecks, uncover gaps in messaging, and identify missed SEO opportunities affecting visibility and engagement.
Many competitors relied on alarmist language. We used a calm, confident tone to establish trust and keep users engaged
We introduced testimonials, statistics, and clear CTAs, common tactics among leading websites to build trust and engagement
We reorganized content to emphasize value and authority, helping users feel informed and confident in their decisions
We studied T-Town Tech’s business goals and aligned them with user data, analytics, and market context to define three core audience segments: Commercial Businesses, Residential Consumers, and Program Partners.
For each group, we identified key motivations, pain points, and content needs to shape messaging, navigation, and CTAs that speak directly to their goals.
We restructured the website’s content and navigation to match how users think and search. We removed jargon, reduced cognitive load, and organized content around real-world needs. The new architecture prioritizes service clarity, trust signals, and fast access to support.
We also refined user flows for each of the three core audiences, ensuring clear CTAs and guidance whether someone was seeking emergency help, exploring managed services, or looking to partner.
Explored video backgrounds and Lottie animations to create a dynamic feel without overwhelming users
Integrated the Tulsa skyline photo and researched Tulsa-focused keywords to reinforce community ties and boost local SEO
We explored a “I Have a Technical Emergency” button with subtle hover effects to guide users seeking urgent help
We launched the new website with targeted SEO improvements for local search visibility. We delivered a strong foundation on a user-friendly CMS to help their team maintain the website and continue growing traffic post-launch.