eero.com Redesign: Making the Invisible Visible
WiFi is invisible. It’s expected to just work. So how do you create an emotionally resonant digital experience for a product customers never see?
We transformed eero.com from a functional product catalog into a premium brand destination that brings WiFi to life. Immersive photography captures eero in lived-in spaces where connectivity enables life’s moments. Motion design visualizes concepts like whole-home coverage that customers feel but cannot see. Interactive 3D experiences let customers explore hardware in ways previously only possible in-store.
Every design decision answers four customer questions: Who we are? What we do? Why trust eero? Which eero is right for me? Restructured navigation surfaces solutions by need, not SKU—transforming a commodity purchase into a considered choice.
The design system scales globally through reusable components that create familiarity for customers, flexibility for designers, and responsiveness across devices. Components were stress-tested across languages—from Japanese to German—ensuring layouts remain elegant regardless of text expansion.
Accessibility is woven throughout, not retrofitted. Intelligent discovery tools guide customers through complex decisions with high engagement. Clear comparison frameworks build confidence through transparency.
The result: proof that invisible technology can inspire visible emotion, and systematic design enables global scale without sacrificing craft.
Additional Credits:
> Laura Levine
> Christian Tan
> Micah Panama
> Saphierrina Sutherland
> Jeremy Little
> Pauline Luke
> James King
> Janet Alexander
> Dre Iglesias
> Nneoma Akubuilo
> Katy Fan
> Andressa Miritz da Costa
> Lucilene Bezerra
> Nick Callas
> Brad Burke
> Scott Pargett
> Tom Zelmanski
> Stephen Hannon
> Kieran Baybutt
> Jay Katsoulis
> Vitalii Tomashchuk
> Adrian Campagnolle
