Sustainable E-shop concept

Company

Zero Waster Zone

Pages designed

Home page - Shop page

Search page - Checkout pages

YEAR

2020

ABOUT THE Company

Zero Waste Zone is your gateway to a sustainable online delivery service. Committed to environmental responsibility, they provide a curated selection of eco-friendly, reusable, recyclable, and compostable products. From fresh produce to cosmetics, their diverse range is designed to meet the daily needs of environmentally conscious consumers.

ABOUT THE PROJECT

Back in 2020, I got to play around with the design for Zero Waste Zone. The goal? Make it a breeze for you to shop responsibly. An online store where you can hop from veggies to your fave shampoo, all while feeling good about it. No eco-jargon, just straightforward, easy shopping.

Problem To solve

Managing a vast SKU inventory demanded efficient product categorization. The user interface optimally balances this complexity, presenting a clear, intuitive path for users to traverse. While eco-friendly services are gaining traction, our design ensures users grasp our distinctive approach and service availability.

My role

UX -UI Designer

KEY Results

In my capacity as a UX-UI Designer, I sought to bridge functionality and sustainability. The design seamlessly integrates features for easy navigation, transparent communication of our service model, and a user-friendly interface for brands seeking collaboration.

SOFTWARE

Figma

Skills

UX, UI, Visual Design

More about this project

Key learnings

This project was one of my initial projects in making my portfolio post-university. Reflecting on it now, some aspects could have been enhanced, such as the checkout forms, UI elements, and overall site features. Despite these considerations, I recognize a robust foundation was established, successfully addressing key UX challenges.

Multi disciplinary project

This project was not only a project focused on improving my UX UI skills but also my Graphic Design skills. Indeed, at the time I was passionate about alternative and sustainable living so I had the idea to make a brand identity for a zero-waste company (maybe mine in the future, who knows). After playing around with the brand identity, I wanted to go a step further and imagine how the website would look like.