Homepage (above)
I wanted to use the orange color found in the original logo, and created a color scheme to match using a dark red, orange, and yellow combination.
I like the idea of "hero". The background of the header is meant to be a sky horizon, with a yellow sunset and clouds to represent the flight of a superhero.
I used Poppins for the header font as I like its round, friendly style and it seems to align with the "heroic" nature of the brand.
Below the header, I then jumped into including social proof - aka the company logos - to build credibility right away with the audience.
Then the top jobs or featured jobs are featured on the homepage.
After the featured jobs, there is one more call-to-action to encourage action, followed by the footer.
The footer includes the link to Privacy policy page and Terms of service, followed by a Copyright notice.
Lastly, there is a Sticky Cookie banner at the bottom to show cookie information and acceptance.
Company Sign Up Page (above)
Rather than have a long form or confusing tabs, I chose to keep this page simple to make it extremely easy to start filling out.
Instead of listing out all the "packages" and the information right up front (which can be overwhelming), I chose instead to start with one simple question and keep the main focus to one question and one answer at at time.
Create New Vacancy Page (above)
This page allows companies to create a new vacancy for their company.
Here I made a decision to compartmentalize the fields to give it more organization and structure.
Search Vacancies (above)
I wanted to make sure that users that search on this page had the most relevant information important to them to be able to engage with the website right away and take action.
By being able to organize the most important information into neat boxes for each result, I feel like this gives software "heroes" the most info needed to make a decision and proceed.
