Work / Case study
A UX/UI redesign for the FIA World Endurance Championship — an engaging, intuitive, content-rich experience for motorsport fans across live coverage, news, results, and teams.
The FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) is a high-performance motorsport series showcasing cutting-edge technology and elite competition. However, its digital presence didn't reflect the energy, pace, or clarity fans expect from a world-class sport.
My goal was to create a more engaging, intuitive, and content-rich experience for motorsport fans — one that supports live coverage, news, race results, and team info without overwhelming or confusing the user.
The existing WEC website struggled with several usability issues:
These issues impacted both new and returning users, especially during high-traffic periods like race weekends. A clearer visual hierarchy, improved contrast, and a more structured layout would greatly improve overall experience and accessibility.









This project let me apply my passion for motorsport to a full UX/UI redesign. It honed my skills in content hierarchy, responsive systems, and editorial design — while also allowing me to reimagine how elite racing can be communicated visually and functionally to a global fanbase.
If you need design support — or think I'd be a great fit for a role — I'd love to hear from you.