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Rug Pad Wizard: a Figma design for a premium rug pad brand.
One site for two buyers, trade dealers and homeowners.
The brief. A US manufacturer with 500+ dealers and 50,000+ pads sold needed one site for two very different buyers.
Three decisions.
1. Clear separate paths for dealers and consumers from the first screen.
2. Proof in numbers, 500+ dealers, 50,000+ pads sold, a 20-year warranty.
3....
Clean and premium design
thanks Zubair, calm was the goal since dealers and homeowners land on the same page
this is amazing website . love the visual
thanks Akinkunmi, the product photos carry a lot of it. we just gave them room
Such a sleek and professional aesthetic.
thanks Kaushal, glad it reads that way. the brand's product photos made it easy
In the case study you mentioned adding a find a local dealer search feature next, do you envision that acting as the bridge where everyday buyer traffic gets sent directly into dealer sales?
yes, that was the thinking. a homeowner picks the pad, then the locator sends them to a dealer nearby
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