YOUNGONE · WEBSITE RENEWAL PROPOSAL
Youngone homepage renewal proposal
Brand interpretation, information structure, UI design, interaction
Since its establishment in 1974, Youngone has been manufacturing technical outdoor clothing, such as shoes and bags, as an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) for famous overseas brands. With production facilities located in Bangladesh, Vietnam, El Salvador, and Ethiopia, over 70,000 employees work together to make the fabrics that make up the layers of clothes, knits, and even insulation.
After BlueCanvas created the current Youngone website, the company greatly expanded its scope of activities to include eco-friendly materials, renewable energy, and community healthcare and education. We proposed a direction for website renewal to accommodate expanded activities, and this page is a record of the proposal and process.
It started from the numbers the company walked by.
Year the company was founded
1976 Korea’s first down clothing factory
Industry's first overseas investment
Chittagong Garment Factory, Bangladesh
Members who work together
All members including headquarters and overseas corporations
Homepage Map Base
Headquarters 1, Production Plant 6, Office 9
Number source: Youngone website public data (confirmed October 2026)
self name label not attached not clothes Create The company, On the homepage What Show Should Shall we?
We re-read the website we created through the eyes of first-time buyers and investors. The number of stories the company could tell had increased significantly, but the screen was not able to convey the stories evenly.
The introduction of the filling included four series and thirteen product names in one paragraph. The information that buyers wanted to compare first was hidden between the sentences.
Select the material as a sample rather than a paragraphThe size of solar installations was listed as 19 MW in 2021 on one page, 40 MW on another page, and about 71 MWp in a recent update. In KEPZ, 2.5 million and 3 million trees remained. It's not that the numbers are wrong, but the reference point is missing.
Attach reference points and sources to all numbersIn the news section of the main screen, news of the publication of the English version of the sustainability report was posted twice as Youngone News and ESG News. This happened because news was divided by bulletin board rather than topic.
Collect news in one place and divide topics into tagsBuyers, shareholders, evaluation agencies, and applicants visit the websites of global manufacturing companies for different reasons. Visitors were divided by reason for visiting the website, not by occupation. This is because for different reasons, the screen you should look at first also varies.
Can I entrust next season's products to this company?
In the proposal, a library of materials to choose from like a sample
Among the two listed companies, where should we start looking?
In the proposal, Investment information that only changes companies
How do we check forests and solar power with numbers?
In the proposal, data label with reference point
What does working at an overseas corporation look like?
In the proposal A story about a person showing with his hands
Waterproof jackets leak at the seams. Youngone blocks rain and wind with seam sealing, which uses tape to close seams, and seamless technology, which attaches without thread. This is the work of over 70,000 hands.
We personally weave and make the materials that make up the layers of clothes, such as the outer material, membrane, insulation, and knit lining. It has its own insulation, such as VX™, Excelloft and ecoLoft™.
The clothes made in this way leave Chittagong, Nam Dinh, and San Salvador and go to mountains and cities around the world. What starts on the inside of clothes reaches the outside of the world.
If you take a jacket, layer by layer, you'll find almost everything Youngone does inside it. The business introduction on the main page has been reorganized into these five layers.
Fabrics are made in Vietnam and Bangladesh in one flow, from weaving to dyeing, finishing, lamination, and printing.
Lamination equipment is used to attach a film to the fabric, and the water-repellent coating is being replaced with C0 material without fluorine resin.
We develop and produce four series of insulation materials: VX™, Excelloft, ecoLoft™, and Nature.
We knit functional knit fabrics, including circular knits, warp knits, and merino wool knits.
Seam sealing and seamless technology close seams and automate down injection to complete a piece of clothing.
「Towards the health and happiness of mankind
If we translate “We are moving forward” into the words on the homepage,
“From the inside of clothes to the outside of the world.”
Places that are not visible in the finished garment, such as seams, layers, processes, and materials, become the main characters of the screen. Because Youngone's skills are there.
Numbers that change from year to year, such as the number of trees and solar power plants, include the reference point and source. That way, the old and new numbers don't fight with each other.
The 70,000 people are not just numbers in the distant factory landscape. The hands that hang the thread and the hands that place the pattern on the clothes show what they do.
The labels on clothes made by Youngone bear the name of the customer's brand. So, we decided to put Youngone’s own labels throughout the website. Like a woven label, place a dotted line inside the thin border, and write the classification and reference point within it.
Zone label
Indicates which zone you are currently reading
Data label
Attach the reference point of the number
Certification label
Written in letters instead of a logo
Status labels
Share plans and performance
The first screen was a view of a sewing factory with many people working in a row. The size of the company was clearly visible, but it was not clear what technology was used and what was being made. In Renewal, we set the standard for photography with the working hands, the texture of the material, and the outside scenery where the clothes go.
Youngone's blue is taken directly from the logo. To this, I added green from the forests of KEPZ and yellow, which connects various parts of the screen like thread sewing clothes. Yellow originated from the color used in the company's core value poster, “Follow your heart.”
The blue is taken straight from the logo. Write the title, link, and a broad page representing the company.
Background for body text and dark scenes. It has a bluer vibe than black, so it flows naturally with blue.
Write explanations and captions on a white background. It maintains contrast so that even small letters can be read clearly.
Write on a card and a large bright surface to create a cool blank space on the screen.
It is green from the forests of KEPZ. It is only used when talking about ESG and eco-friendly materials.
This is the thread that sews the screen together. Write only in the one place you need to see first, such as the stitch line and current position.
The white background and dark blue text occupy most of the screen, blue represents the company, and glacier color covers the cards and margins. Green only appears when talking about ESG and eco-friendly materials, and yellow is only placed in the one place you need to look first, such as the stitch line and current location.
Thread Yellow cannot be used as text on a white background because the contrast is only 1.5:1. On a white background, only lines and dots are used, and yellow letters are written only on a navy blue or blue background.
From the inside of clothes
to the outside of the world
From the title to the text, the Korean language is organized into one family, Pretendard. Bold titles should be written tightly with narrow letter spacing, and text should be written comfortably with line spacing of 1.75.
YOUNGONE
We chose a font whose width can vary from 50 to 150 to match the wide letters of the logo. Create large titles and numbers with letters that increase and decrease like a knit.
KEPZ · 52%
As of 2026.07
Characters that are read by comparison, such as labels, reference points, and process names, are set to a fixed-width font. They are evenly spaced, like letters woven into a woven label.
Stitch lines represent path, connection, and time, and layers represent structure and data. By drawing the route, history, business structure, and charts on the map with just two shapes, we made it read as the same company on any screen.
The current menu consisted of seven sections: company introduction, business, ESG, investment information, talent recruitment, public relations center, and others. We took out the materials and technologies that buyers most frequently look for from the business and organized them separately, and organized news and inquiries scattered through the PR Center and other sources. Just as the pieces of the pattern come together to make a set of clothes, seven pieces come together to make a website.
We connected the manufacturing technology inside the clothes to the outdoor experience outside. This is the main page, starting from the first screen of the snowy mountain, watching the process of a single strand of thread becoming fabric and clothes, and leading to production bases around the world and the forests of KEPZ.
Based on the brand interpretation and information structure outlined previously, orange and dark navy, resembling the dawn of a snowy mountain, were added to this design. Large images and scroll-responsive scenes demonstrate the scale and technology of the manufacturing company.
View interactive design proposalSnowy mountains, factories, fabrics and forests meet on one page. The dark background supports photos and videos, while the warm, bright side calmly explains the manufacturing process. Orange is used where attention is needed, such as ‘eternity’ in the first sentence and the current stage of the process.
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It shows the four steps of yarn, fabric, sewing, and completion in a scrollable manner. The graphic on the right also changes into an image of threads crossing and fabric being woven, allowing the eye to follow the business structure of vertical integration.
A look at the manufacturing process
Clothing and shoes, fabrics and fillings, and research and development are included in horizontal cards. By placing key technologies under photos of products and production sites, you can take a look at the scope and strengths of the business one by one.
Take a look at our business introduction
KEPZ's forest, lake, and solar roof are first shown in a wide view. The subsequent green space ratio, biodiversity, solar power facilities, and rainwater storage describe the landscape and are connected to three areas: environment, ethics, and governance.
Take a look at the ESG screenFrom the first scene of the snowy mountain to the global network, history and recruitment.
Scroll through the entire homepage.
Seoul 1974
Chittagong 1980
Dhaka 1993
Nam Dinh 2003
Qingdao
San Salvador 2001
Addis Ababa 2016
Taipei
Hong Kong
Hanoi
Bangkok
Singapore
Tashkent
Bern
Seattle
Boulder
We started making technical outdoor products in Seoul.
In 1980, the industry became the first company to invest overseas and opened a garment factory in Chittagong, and in 1993, it also established a factory in Dhaka.
We established a corporation in Nam Dinh, Vietnam in 2003. We also have a production plant in Qingdao, China.
We expanded our production base to El Salvador in 2001 and Ethiopia in 2016.
We have offices in nine locations to be closer to our customers in overseas markets.
The history is placed on a single seam line. As you scroll down, the seam runs sideways from 1974 to the present.
We started out as a company dedicated to manufacturing technical products.
A down clothing production plant was established in Seongnam.
A garment factory was opened in Chittagong, Bangladesh. It was the industry's first overseas investment.
Listed on the stock market.
We set up a shoe factory in Chittagong and started OEM exports.
The first construction site for the Korea Export Processing Complex in Bangladesh was broken.
We have established a production base in Central and South America.
Opened the door to Vietnamese production.
It was divided into Youngone Holdings and Youngone.
Acquired a New Zealand merino wool fabric company.
New investment in Addis Ababa.
For the first time in the clothing industry, we received international standard certification for business continuity management.
We have started a series of eco-friendly fillings that revive scrap fabric.
The installation of solar power generation facilities within the industrial complex has been completed.
KEPZ ranked first in the institutional category of Bangladesh's 「2025 National Tree Award」.
A material library has been placed on the business screen. Fabrics, knits, fillings, and R&D were divided into tabs, and product names were laid out like fabric samples to allow buyers to compare at a glance. You can view them by clicking the tabs on the screen below.
We have general and special padding lines and computer quilting facilities in Vietnam and Bangladesh, and produce four series of insulation materials with different characteristics.
We have fabric processing facilities in Vietnam and Bangladesh, and mainly make nylon and polyester fabrics and supply them directly to local clothing factories.
KEPZ in Bangladesh has knitting facilities that cover everything from knitting to dyeing and post-processing, and the Nam Dinh factory in Vietnam produces merino wool knit fabric.
We developed ski suits and mountain sports clothing for the first time in Korea and introduced processes such as non-sewing adhesion. Now we're giving you a first look at the next season with 3D designs.
The material and process names were moved from the Youngone website business page and the July 2026 news.
KEPZ in Chattogram, Bangladesh is an industrial complex built by Youngone in 1999. The company calls its environmental activities the “Blue & Green Project.” We've reorganized these numbers into data labels with reference points.
Ratio of green space and water area among KEPZ sites
Trees planted in KEPZ so far
Reservoir that stores approximately 600 million gallons of rainwater
Plants planted in the botanical garden (target of 1,850 species by 2027)
Animals identified through biodiversity assessment
Water reused as RO at Vietnamese factory (4,700㎥ purified per day)
In the diagnosis, solar power facilities that had been mixed up for several years were re-established in chronological order. The 2018 pilot and the scale of installations by 2021 are drawn with filled bars, and the 2026 plan is drawn with dotted bars to avoid mixing performance and plans.
Data labels are organized into four parts: If you keep the same format, the numbers from last year's report and this year's news will not be confused even if they are together on the same screen.
Youngone Holdings and Youngone are both publicly traded companies. On the current website, there are twelve investment information menus for the two companies running up and down.
In the renewal, the same six menus were placed on one screen and only the company could be changed using the switch at the top. Shareholders only need to familiarize themselves with the menu's spots once. You can view it by pressing the switch on the screen below.
A holding company system was established through the company split in 2009.
Youngone Holdings achieves solid business performance in the first half of the year
We are in charge of clothing, footwear, equipment OEM and raw material business.
Youngone purchases 50 billion won worth of shares
Buyers on overseas business trips and shareholders checking public disclosures often open the website for the first time using their mobile phones. For smaller screens, the history seam lines were turned vertically, and the map was changed to a list of regions. The five layers of a piece of clothing are numbered and read from top to bottom.
Buttons and labels, data cards and even map pins. We organized it into parts so that the same screen can be created even if the person in charge changes.
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We will start by organizing how to show the hidden inside.
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