Project scope
Details
Goals
client project: developing their B2B activity while maintaining the eshop
USERS:
B2C: navigate easily within the eshop
B2B: Find information on the new B2B offers
Crush ON, as a B2C e-commerce and vintage fashion event organiser, was already a pioneer in the French second hand market. When I joined the tech team, the goals were to maintain a smooth online experience for our users, while developing CrushON's new B2B activity.
Developping interactive & clear B2B content
Types of potential clients
CrushON is at the junction of two types of B2B client: those who thrift and have their own second hand boutique, wishing to sell their products, and the bigger compagnies wishing to provide to their established clientele a second hand selection fitting their style & brand.
Marketplaces & Brands
Fashion reseller
AT THE JUNCTION, CRUSHON ALLOWS THem TO MEET AND HELP EACH OTHER DEVELOP THE SECOND HAND MARKET THAT KEEPS GROWING
Branding & design elements
MIXING A SIMPLE & MINIMALIST STRUCTURE WITH VIBRANT NEON COLORS, PHOTOS WITH A PERSONALITY AND FUN INTERACTIONS SHOWCASES THE TECH SKILLS OF CRUSHON WITHIN A FASHION INDUSTRY THAT IS RENEWING ITSELF
Playful interactions to enhance the navigation
CrushON has always been focused on creating a fun experience around second hand fashion, which also applies to their updated branding and their new B2B goals.
Having different types of user with different specific needs and wants, we needed to sort them in a playful and interactive way. This allowed us to provide specific information and to create tailored funnels to follow through with the process.
These interactions allowed us to create specific funnels for the different types of clients, allowing them to be contacted by the right people and creating oveall a smooth and clear experience
Example of a full page for B2B clients
Overview
This project honed my skills in designing for diverse user groups, navigating the intersection of B2C and B2B needs, and collaborating with a tech team to implement complex solutions. Key takeaways include the importance of clear user flows, interactive elements for engagement, and leveraging feedback loops for continuous improvement.