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🏁 New case study: Carfidant — an e-commerce redesign for a car-care brand
Great detailing products deserve a storefront that performs just as hard. So I designed a bold, high-octane e-commerce experience for Carfidant – from research and strategy all the way to a polished, conversion-focused interface.
What's inside:
🔧 A build-your-own-kit configurator
📦 Bundle-based pricing with a quantity slider – more bottles, lower price per unit
🔁 Subscribe & Save with clear membership perks
⭐ A content-rich product page: social proof, comparison tables, step-by-step how-tos
🔎 A filterable catalogue with category controls and search
Visual language: bold display typography (Boldonse + Anton), a punchy yellow-black-red palette, and a consistent red accent driving every key action. Designed in Figma with responsive design in mind.
My hypothesis: combining strong visual hierarchy, intuitive UI, and flexible bundle and subscription options would help customers choose with more confidence – and lift both purchase intent and repeat orders.
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Three years ago, I walked into a tiny gallery shop in Tbilisi called Ferta — and somehow I still remember it.
Not because it was big or famous. It was the opposite: small, personal, hidden. But the owner had such warmth and taste that the shop stayed in my head for years.
For this challenge, I wanted to build something around that feeling.
I built Ferta Hidden Walks — a route-based discovery app that turns a small local gallery in Old Tbilisi into the final stop of curated walking routes.
Instead of creating a generic souvenir website or product catalog, the app helps travelers choose a short walk through Old Tbilisi, follow balconies, courtyards, and quiet streets, discover objects connected to each route, and reserve handmade pieces before arriving.
For travelers, it makes the shop easier to find without losing the feeling of discovery.
For Ferta, it creates a more intentional path from online discovery to offline visit: route requests, object recommendations, reservations, customer preferences, and simple business insights.
Live app:
https://ferta.base44.app/
Business demo:
https://ferta.base44.app/business-demo
Ferta Hidden Walks is not just a website for a local shop.
It is a way to turn a hidden place into a destination.
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this is so cool! don't forget to share a link to the original website too!
A beautiful house deserves a video that makes people stop scrolling.
Every property has a story. The right video helps buyers picture themselves living there, creates trust, and brings more serious inquiries.
Need short form real estate videos, UGC style content, or AI powered property ads? Let's connect.
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