01 — Where We Started
Designing for two distinct audiences with fundamentally different motivations required a platform that could shift seamlessly between inspiration and specification — without compromising either experience.
BlueScope's existing digital presence didn't reflect the quality of their product or the scale of their architectural impact. A fragmented experience across projects, products, and news made it difficult for either audience to find what they needed — or to understand the connection between the two.
Create an industry-leading platform that positioned BlueScope as a premium brand — connecting project inspiration directly to the products behind it, and giving architects and suppliers a single, intuitive destination.
02 — UX Discovery
The discovery phase focused on defining user needs across both key audiences — mapping journeys for architects exploring project case studies, and suppliers searching for specific products.
Discovery & Design Process
Audience journey mapping, information architecture restructuring, and content system design — developed across a series of collaborative workshops with BlueScope's product and marketing teams.








03 — High Fidelity
The final UI balanced the needs of multiple audiences through a structured grid system that supported diverse content types and scaled seamlessly across devices.
Final Platform UI
Project case studies linked directly to the specific materials they featured — so architects could move from inspiration to product knowledge, while suppliers could see their products in the context of real builds.


04 — Where We Landed
The platform successfully bridged two distinct audiences within a single, cohesive digital experience — earning multiple building industry awards and positioning BlueScope as a premium, innovation-driven brand.