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A ground-up redesign of one of the world's largest enterprise consulting platforms — making 56 countries, 300K+ employees, and dozens of services feel like one focused product.
The brief
Infosys serves Fortune 500 buyers across 56 countries. The existing infosys.com had grown over a decade — every team had a stake, every region added a layer. The result: a powerful business hidden behind a noisy interface.
The mandate was simple, the work was not: rebuild the platform around modern enterprise buyers, ship a token-driven design system, and prove the design with measurable lift on core funnels — without ever feeling "agency-flashy".
What was getting in the way
Dense navigation buried high-value services like AI, Cloud and Consulting.
Inconsistent visual language across regions and product pages.
Slow LCP and heavy hero modules hurting mobile experience.
Weak storytelling around case studies and thought leadership.
North-star objectives
Four goals framed every design decision — from typography scale to nav grouping to motion timing.
Clarity at scale
Make 1,000+ pages feel like one calm, confident product.
Speed-first delivery
Cut LCP by half on mobile, ship lighter hero modules.
Unified design system
One token-driven system spanning marketing, careers, and case studies.
Buyer-centric IA
Rebuild navigation around industries, services, and outcomes.
How we got there
Discover
Stakeholder interviews across 6 BUs, 18 user interviews with CIOs and procurement leads, audit of 240 top-traffic pages.
Define
Synthesised insights into 4 buyer journeys, JTBD framing, and a measurable north-star: time-to-decision.
Design
Wireframes → high-fidelity in Figma, motion principles, accessibility-first components (WCAG 2.2 AA).
Deliver
Token-driven design system, dev handoff with Storybook, phased rollout with A/B validation.
A system, not a skin
A token-driven foundation: 6 base colors, an 8pt spatial grid, a fluid typographic scale, and 38 accessible components — shipped to engineering as a Figma library and a production-ready Storybook in lockstep.
Mobile-first, not mobile-also
63% of new traffic now lands on mobile. Every flow — services, case studies, careers — was prototyped on a 390px frame first, then scaled up. The result: a calmer, faster, thumb-first enterprise experience.
What shipped, what shifted
Design at enterprise scale is editing.
The biggest wins came from what we removed. A confident enterprise platform doesn't shout — it answers questions in the order buyers ask them, and gets out of the way.