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SaaS webdesign challenge
Based on a shop in a popular shopping street in Munich, the antique store wanted to sell furniture via a webshop. The online shop should break down the most conservative forms that could accompany antiques and result in something modern and playful.
There were no requirements or wishes regarding the CI.
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SaaS webdesign approach
Inspiration from awwwards was quickly found. Despite having a fair amount of project freedom, I like to stick to structure and organization in web design projects. So I created a small information architecture, moodboard, low-fidelity wireframe and a high-fidelity one for my components and animation concepts.
It became clear to me relatively quickly that the online shop would result in a SPA - single page application. Accordingly, it was necessary to provide a large range of information that was clear, understandable and clear for visitors.
The big challenge here was not to modify common practices too much, but still offer a certain degree of intuitiveness for non-digitals.
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