Ja Hassan

Aerospace Landing Page
Designing an aerospace landing page that saved a client relationship.
Project Overview
Challenge
During the final stages of a high stakes aerospace project, our client expected a new, custom designed landing page as part of the release. However, internally no such deliverable had been finalized and the placeholder concept was underwhelming at best.
Goal
Design a landing page that met and exceeded client expectations, salvage the project’s integrity, and ensured future partnership.
Role: Designer and Quality Assurance
Team: Design, Engineering
Tools: Miro, SharePoint
Background & Problem Discovery
Initially, I was brought onto the project to support QA testing and documentation. During a key client call, the client was expressing their excitement in receiving a new landing page, They showed references of inspiration from top aerospace and luxury automobile sites. After the call, I asked the project manager to share the planned landing page. The response?
“We don’t have one. We’re planning to tell them there won’t be any changes.”
I saw a major gap that could derail the entire client relationship and took initiative.
Solution
I reached out to a developer on another project and persuaded them to join forces. Together, we:
Explored competitor landing pages for design inspiration
Created several layout and style options in Miro
Balanced visual design with the aerospace client’s brand and messaging
I presented the options to the project manager, who approved one immediately after seeing the value.
Delivery
The client approved the proposed landing page in UAT and was implemented without delays. I supported final QA and front-end tweaks to ensure the handoff went smoothly and matched the client’s vision.
Key Features Designed:
Clean, modern layout with bold CTA areas
Aerospace visuals with on-brand colors and hierarchy
Flexible content blocks for future reuse
Impact & Outcomes
During the client's project recap meeting, they expressed delight and surprise at the quality of the landing page. Emphasizing that without it, they would have pulled future projects.
Design helped retain 35% of the company’s projected revenue for the year.
I was promoted into a new role, recognized for my initiative and client impact.
Reflection
This experience reinforced:
The power of listening closely to clients
How UX can create real business value in high pressure environments
That initiative and follow through can turn a risky moment into a career defining win
Power in Numbers
2000
People Impact
1 month
Length
2
Team Size


