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(2024)

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Branding and UI/UX design for the concept store, located in Tbilisi, Georgia.

noname concept

Branding and UI/UX design for the concept store, located in Tbilisi Georgia.

noname concept

Branding and UI/UX design for the concept store, located in Tbilisi Georgia.

About

NoName Concept Store, a boutique curating designer items from around the world, sought a distinctive brand identity and a sophisticated digital experience for fashion-forward customers in the Caucasian region. The result was a seamless online shopping experience that resonates with couture enthusiasts.

My role:

UX/UI Design

Tools used:

Figma · Miro · Hotjar · UsabilityHub

NoName Concept Store, a boutique curating designer items from around the world, sought a distinctive brand identity and a sophisticated digital experience for fashion-forward customers in the Caucasian region. The result was a seamless online shopping experience that resonates with couture enthusiasts.

UX/UI Design

Figma · Miro · Hotjar · UsabilityHub

About

NoName Concept Store, a boutique curating designer items from around the world, sought a distinctive brand identity and a sophisticated digital experience for fashion-forward customers in the Caucasian region. The result was a seamless online shopping experience that resonates with couture enthusiasts.

My role:

UX/UI Design

Tools used:

Figma · Miro · Hotjar · UsabilityHub

Approach

The process began with defining business goals, mapping user journeys, and creating personas and a site structure. After developing and testing wireframes, refinements were made. The final phase delivered a UI library and assets, leading to the successful launch of the web and mobile versions.

Approach

The process began with defining business goals, mapping user journeys, and creating personas and a site structure. After developing and testing wireframes, refinements were made. The final phase delivered a UI library and assets, leading to the successful launch of the web and mobile versions.

Approach

The process began with defining business goals, mapping user journeys, and creating personas and a site structure. After developing and testing wireframes, refinements were made. The final phase delivered a UI library and assets, leading to the successful launch of the web and mobile versions.