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Design case study · Books & eCommerce

An editorial introduction to a book-led storefront.

A website experience for readers browsing books and exploring a publishing brand.

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Client
WorkingGram
Industry
Books & eCommerce
Scope
eCommerce Website Design

The challenge

Give the right information a clear place.

A book collection needs more than a product grid. The design has to make individual titles easy to explore while giving the wider brand an editorial identity that connects browsing with a purchase decision.

Our design focus was editorial presentation, products & responsive shopping. The project brings the opening message, supporting content and next-step actions into a connected website presentation.

Project goals

What the website needed to do.

01

Introduce the collection clearly

02

Give books and supporting stories room

03

Connect discovery with product detail

Visitor journey

From a question to a clear next step.

The content sequence follows the decisions a visitor needs to make while exploring WorkingGram.

  1. 1

    Meet the collection

  2. 2

    Browse the titles

  3. 3

    Explore a book

  4. 4

    Follow the purchase path

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Opening experience
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Supporting content
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Next-step presentation

Design decisions

The decisions behind the design.

01

Let the collection lead

Use the opening presentation to establish the books as the main subject and give the collection a recognizable visual identity.

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02

Balance editorial and product content

Bring story-led sections and collection views together so readers can browse.

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03

Keep the next action legible

Maintain a clear hierarchy between browsing, product information and purchase-oriented actions.

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Design system

One visual language across the experience.

Information hierarchyA clear first impression.

Supporting detail in readable sections.

Follow the purchase pathHeadings · content · next step
01

A clear reading order

The opening establishes the subject; the following sections build the detail.

02

Repeatable content patterns

Related information uses familiar headings, spacing and section structures.

03

A distinct primary action

The visual hierarchy keeps “follow the purchase path” recognizable as the next step.

Website in motion

Explore the website in motion.

A closer look at the WorkingGram page experience through the available scrolling films.

Responsive presentation

Clarity on a smaller screen.

The device imagery presents the visual direction. The priorities for smaller screens are simple navigation, readable information and a recognizable next step.

Simple navigation

Keep the route to relevant information short and understandable.

Readable content

Preserve the order of headings and supporting detail.

Clear contact paths

Give the primary next step a visible, consistent place.

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What we delivered

A connected website experience.

The documented project brings together the following design work and presentation assets.

  • eCommerce UX/UI
  • Responsive Design
  • Product Presentation
  • Content Structure
  • Portfolio imagery
  • Scrolling website showcase

Design outcomes

What the design brings together.

A connected page story

Introduce the collection clearly.

A repeatable content system

Give books and supporting stories room.

A recognizable next step

Connect discovery with product detail.

These are qualitative design outcomes. Business performance, conversion changes and client results are not quantified in this case study.

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