Headings and descriptive information for each product were cluttered, making it difficult to differentiate between products. The original site presented the majority of information as text, causing reluctance from users to read through the volumes of copy. By rearranging this text heavy approach, placing relevant information alongside engaging images and reducing the amount of text, and increasing white space on each page made for uncluttered, legible viewing. We were also able to formulate clear calls to action inviting the user to click through the site to learn more about each product. While evaluating what to do with the verbosity of written content on the homepage, we chose to replace this information with a video exhibiting how the TF-X is tailored for everyday use. Video content resonates with the modern user more than written word as it is more engaging and can often communicate more than written word. The original Terrafugia site struggled to differentiate between products. Images were shown in no particular order while also being too similar to differentiate between products. Through our reworked images and descriptions we made it clear to the user which product they were viewing. Site navigation was also improved in the new build. A clear, main navigation bar located in the header of each page allows the user to easily find specific information without having to search long and hard. The cluttered, technical information seen listed on the original site was reworked into scrolling blocks, adapting to show new information as the user scrolls the page. Users can now pick and choose the information they want to see with ease as each section is separated and contains headings specific to certain information. Responsive design was also implemented in the new site build. With the majority of people accessing the web through their mobile device, it was important that the new site was flexible and had the ability to change its structure without losing vital functionality regardless of the device.