White BizLibrary logo on a green gradient background.
Bizlibrary

Modernizing an EdTech SaaS Brand for Upmarket Growth

BizLibrary is a mid-market EdTech SaaS company focused on employee training and development. Over two years as an in-house designer — progressing from Junior Visual Designer to Lead Visual Designer — I led efforts to evolve the brand across digital, marketing, and event experiences.
Branding
Product Design
Web Design
Client
BizLibrary
Date
Spring 2022- Spring 2024
Role
UI Design + Strategy
Collaborators
Brandon Hills
Jeremy Pavlich
Contribution
I co-led the website redesign, evolved the visual system, and collaborated with marketing on campaign testing. I also created reusable templates and ongoing creative to support teams across the business.

Selected Work Samples

01 - The CHALLENGE

Scaling Design Across Teams and Priorities

BizLibrary needed to modernize its brand and website while a lean design team supported marketing, sales, revenue operations, and leadership.

High Output with Limited Resources

As the team shifted to a single designer, a high volume of deliverables had to fit within limited capacity.

Supporting Multiple Stakeholder Priorities

Teams brought different objectives, deadlines, and definitions of success.

Complex, Compliance-Driven Messaging

HR compliance and training topics required accessible, carefully framed communication.

Balancing Legacy Equity with Modernization

The visual identity needed to evolve while retaining recognition among existing customers.

02 - THe Solution

Elevating the Brand While Supporting Growth

I focused on three connected areas: the website, campaign performance, and event experiences.

The website redesign brought use cases forward and introduced an updated visual system. Alongside marketing, I also introduced paid-campaign A/B testing and expanded LinkedIn ad formats.

I also led design and execution for large-scale virtual conferences, extending the brand across event touchpoints.

BizLibrary educational resources displayed across tablet and smartphone mockups.
Work samples

Consistency across deliverables

BizLibrary training topic landing page with a video hero, content cards, and green call-to-action sections.
BizLibrary educational brochures and guides using green brand accents and workplace photography.
BOOST virtual conference speaker page displayed on a laptop with purple space-themed graphics.
BizAcademy program infographic showing kickoff, assessment, and skill development stages.
BizLibrary social banners promoting onboarding, learning resources, and the L&D Unlocked series.
03 - The Approach

Key Design Decisions

The design approach balanced clearer content, reusable templates, campaign testing, and continuity with the existing brand.

Reframing the Website Around Use Cases

Use cases became a primary organizing principle for the website’s content.

Designing for Scale with Limited Resources

Reusable templates helped a lean team support recurring requests across the business.

Introducing Performance-Driven Design

A/B testing and new ad formats gave marketing and design shared performance evidence to guide campaign decisions.

Elevating the Visual System Without Losing Equity

Updated typography and layouts modernized the identity while preserving recognizable brand elements.

04 - Central UX Concept

Designing for Intent-Driven Navigation

Organizing navigation around use cases helps prospects connect the platform to their needs before exploring individual products or features.

05 - The Outcome

A More Credible and Cohesive Brand

The work established a more consistent brand across the website, campaigns, events, and sales materials. Reusable templates supported ongoing production, while campaign testing created a more informed approach to creative decisions.

2+

Years of leading in-house design

4

Industry leading conferences designed and launched over 2 years

One

Brand designer supporting cross-functional teams

| Key Insight

Brand evolution depends on repeated application. Consistency across routine materials can strengthen an identity as much as a major redesign.

| Final Takeaway

Working in-house taught me to balance larger design initiatives with daily requests, building tools and systems that help a lean team sustain both.

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