Website design for Jariet Technologies

Jariet Technologies is a fabless semiconductor company delivering high-performance RF sampling data converters and RF transceivers for some of the most demanding applications in the world.  

Convergine partnered with Jariet Technologies to redesign and rebuild the website using a UX-first approach, transforming a technically dense platform into a clear, strategic digital experience powered by Craft CMS.

The legacy website functioned primarily as a technical reference. Complex RF and semiconductor content was presented immediately, with limited hierarchy or guidance. All audiences—engineers, decision-makers, and partners—followed the same content path, making it difficult to quickly identify relevance or value. As the product portfolio expanded, the structure became harder to scale and less effective as a business tool.

Jariet required a digital experience that:

• Communicates value before deep technical detail
• Supports distinct user intents and decision paths
• Reduces cognitive load while preserving technical depth
• Scales with the company’s growing portfolio

Before starting the redesign, we conducted focused UX research to understand how users interact with Jariet’s highly technical content and where usability issues occur. The goal of this phase was to identify clarity gaps, cognitive overload, and missing guidance across key pages—while preserving the existing site architecture and domain logic that already reflected the product structure.

During the research phase, we:

• Analyzed the legacy website to identify usability and hierarchy issues
• Studied how engineers and decision-makers consume and interpret technical content
• Identified points where information density created friction or confusion
• Evaluated the homepage as an entry point for value communication and navigation
• Collected and structured insights to inform UX decisions before design

Before any visual design work began, we developed wireframes to validate the user experience at a structural and functional level.Wireframes were a critical part of the process and were used to:

• Define clear content prioritization on complex, technical pages
• Validate navigation flows and key user journeys
• Test progressive disclosure of information—from high-level context to deep technical detail
• Align stakeholders early on layout, flow, and UX decisions
• Reduce risk by resolving usability challenges before visual design and development

With validated wireframes in place, the visual and interaction design focused on:

• Readability for long-form technical content
• Strong visual hierarchy to support scanning
• Consistent patterns across pages to reduce cognitive load
• A balance between precision, clarity, and brand credibility

The result is a user experience that supports both quick understanding and deep technical exploration.

Technical diagrams were redesigned to present complex system architectures in a clear, structured way. The focus was on readability and quick understanding without sacrificing technical accuracy.

An interactive map was designed to provide fast, location-based access to Jariet’s sales representatives. The solution reduces friction by replacing manual search with a clear, visual interaction.

Craft CMS was selected to support the project’s long-term goals and UX consistency.

The implementation provided:

• Modular, reusable content components
• Flexible layouts with built-in UX guardrails
• Editorial controls that protect clarity and structure
• A scalable foundation for future products and solutions