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E-commerce / 2025

Kovan Atelje

A clearer buying flow and product structure for a workshop selling handmade pieces.

  • UX structure
  • Web design
  • E-commerce development
  • Copy
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E-commerce dashboard and product structure for Kovan Atelje

Project details

E-commerce structure

Client
Kovan Atelje
Project type
E-commerce structure
Industry
E-commerce / Craft production
Services
UX structure, Web design, E-commerce development, Copy
Timeframe
2025
Role
Strategy, UX structure, web design and front-end implementation

Overview

Kovan Atelje had a strong product and recognizable visual identity, but the purchase path needed clearer presentation, steadier category logic and better explanation of product value.

The work covered information architecture, key product pages, a campaign-ready foundation and front-end implementation prepared for a growing catalog.

Challenge

Challenge

Customers needed to understand material, dimensions, production approach and timelines before sending an inquiry or making a purchase.

The previous structure did not clearly separate collections, custom work and decision-making information.

Goals

Goals

  • Explain the value of handmade products before an inquiry or purchase.
  • Separate the catalog, custom work and decision-making information.
  • Create a base that can support new collections without rebuilding the system.

What needed care

The main work was making each product feel considered, not like a generic catalog item.

For this kind of e-commerce project, buyers do not decide from price and photography alone. They need to understand material, production approach, timelines and the difference between ready-made and custom work.

The structure therefore follows the questions customers ask before buying. The visual system stays calm, while content has clear places for specifications, benefits, process and the next step.

Solution

Solution

We organized categories around how customers make decisions, not only around the internal catalog.

Product pages gained clearer blocks for benefits, specifications, production process and the next step.

The visual system stayed calm and premium, leaving enough space for photography, material and product detail.

Process

Process

  1. 01

    Buying path mapping

    Categories and content were organized around the questions customers ask before deciding.

  2. 02

    Product page structure

    Each page gained clear blocks for benefits, specifications, production process and the next step.

  3. 03

    Calm visual base

    The layout leaves room for photography, material and product detail without unnecessary decoration.

Results

The team now has a cleaner base for adding collections and seasonal landing pages.

The purchase path is shorter, with key information available before a sales conversation.

Cleaner catalog base

The team has a steadier foundation for new collections, seasonal landing pages and custom products.

Shorter path to decision

Key information is available before a sales conversation or inquiry.

Performance foundation

Images, layout and content are prepared without unnecessary client-side code.

Client note

The most useful part was organizing the site around real customer questions, not only around a product list.

Kovan Atelje teamInternal project note

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