Secureframe wanted to do something brand new — automate the labor-intensive and time-consuming security compliance process. We designed a web app that would bring this process into the 21st century.
The compliance process has a lot of moving parts, so we designed a robust UI while making sure it was simple and easy for customers to understand.
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Secureframe set out to revolutionize the archaic security compliance process by creating a web app that would make it easier and faster for businesses of all sizes to become SOC2-compliant. As a freelance designer, I had the privilege of working directly with the CEO to design a web app that would bring compliance into the 21st century.
Internal reporting can simplify the compliance process by breaking it into manageable steps. The usability of the main dashboard that I designed ensures that team members can quickly identify what needs to be done, enabling everyone to be on the same page and aligned with compliance requirements.
Secureframe began with one compliance framework but anticipated future growth. I took this into account from the beginning and focused on designing a flexible and scalable web app that can grow with the company.
Secureframe wanted to save its customers hundreds of hours answering RFPs and filling out security questionnaires, so I helped design the UX for AI-powered questionnaires that streamlined the process.
I also helped Secureframe with the design of many other parts of the web app, which gave administrators full control over their organizations' employees, vendors, and devices.
During my two-year collaboration with Secureframe, I worked with their marketing team on two versions of their website. I also helped them create a brand identity system that translated into a variety of other marketing materials such as sales one-pagers, conference banners, and even billboards.
As a designer, my challenge was not only to communicate the app's functionality on the marketing site but also to explain how the compliance process works in general. I helped Secureframe tell its story with its first website by combining streamlined information architecture, punchy copy, and simple illustrations inspired by the product itself.
As Secureframe transitioned from focusing on small businesses to targeting large enterprises, their marketing site had to change as well. I worked with the marketing team on V2 of the site to add more pages, new graphics, and come up with a darker, more subtle color scheme.