A UI design of the Cartier homepage

Born Group

Shaping experiences for luxury brands

Working with brands such as Cartier, Swarovski, La Prairie and more.

Industry: Retail, Ecommerce

Role: Senior Experience Designer

Tools: Figma, Miro

Approach: Research & Design

Summary: Select pieces of work for various globals brands, covering aspects of research and design (such as; competitor analysis, information architecture, UI design, component design and more). As part of a team, working directly with client stakeholders.

The Brief Shaping luxury e-commerce experiences

I collaborated with a variety of luxury e-commerce brands to refine their digital presence. My primary responsibilities included supporting feature development and optimising conversion rates while maintaining the exclusivity associated with luxury shopping.

My role

As a Senior Experience Designer within a multidisciplinary team, I played a pivotal role in shaping new customer journeys. My responsibilities included:

The Challenge Understanding Luxury Shoppers

Researching luxury shoppers presented unique challenges. Unlike mass-market e-commerce, luxury brands cater to a niche audience with distinct behaviours and expectations. Key hurdles included:

Luxury brands often emphasise exclusivity, which reflects in their e-commerce design. Unlike conventional e-commerce platforms, luxury websites may intentionally introduce friction in the purchase journey to enhance the perception of rarity and exclusivity. For instance, customers might need to:

The high-level goals were to:

— Cartier: Exploring digital passport customer journeys
— DEI: Mapping interface screen across all available platforms, app, web, kiosk, partner sites.
— DEI: Empathy mapping and proto personas
— DEI: Ideation
— DEI: Workshops
— Cartier: Elevating existing editorial and gifts customer journeys

The Results Iterative Conversion Improvements

Our efforts led to measurable improvements in customer experience across various touchpoints, solidifying long-term partnerships with these brands. Key outcomes included:

By aligning user-centric design with the exclusivity of luxury brands, we successfully elevated their e-commerce experiences while preserving their unique identities.

A UI design of the Cartier homepage
A UI design of the La Prairie homepage
A UI design of the Swarovski homepage
— An example of an updated school website
— An example of an updated school website
— An example of an updated school website
— Cartier - Ecommerce iterative design updates
— DEI - Competitor Analysis
— Cartier - Gallery interaction design component updates on listing pages
— Cartier - Gallery interaction design component updates on listing pages, Middle East, Arabic site
— Cartier - Editorial section information architecture review and recommendations
— Cartier - Navigation information architecture review and recommendations
— DEI - Information architecture and sitemap proposal
— DEI - Brand identity exploration
— DEI - Brand identity exploration

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