Make a catalogue navigable
Organise products into categories so shoppers can find a relevant starting point.
An audio catalogue designed for discovery, comparison and purchase.
The overview
A product catalogue needs to make browsing, product detail and purchase feel like one connected journey.
An audio catalogue designed for discovery, comparison and purchase.
Why this work matters
Useful for retailers with products that need comparison. These are the opportunities the design is intended to support; results depend on the business and how the experience is used.
Organise products into categories so shoppers can find a relevant starting point.
Connect product information, imagery and related items within the buying journey.
Bring cart and checkout into the same experience as product discovery.
The challenge
Organise a growing range of speakers so shoppers can move from categories to individual product information and checkout.
The objective
The approach
Connect category and product routes with rich product details, related products, cart and checkout flows.
The experience, connected
Explore the parts of the experience and the path they create for the people using it.
Each segment represents one part of the experience, not a percentage or performance measure.
Select a part to explore
Product and category pages organise the range into browsable routes.
Individual product pages bring together galleries, details, related products and context-specific questions.
A cart and checkout provide a path from product selection to an order confirmation.
The path through
Make the next step understandable whether a visitor is browsing or ready to buy.
Explore the screens behind the experience.
Inside the experience
Open each part to see the thinking behind the experience.
Product and category pages organise the range into browsable routes.
Individual product pages bring together galleries, details, related products and context-specific questions.
A cart and checkout provide a path from product selection to an order confirmation.
The journey
A simple way to understand the experience from the visitor's perspective.
Product and category pages organise the range into browsable routes.
Individual product pages bring together galleries, details, related products and context-specific questions.
A cart and checkout provide a path from product selection to an order confirmation.
See how the details come together across the project.
The design principle
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