Development of an online sports nutrition store
- Prototyping
- Copywriting
- Editing
- UI/UX
- Testing
Goal
Today, the cult of a beautiful body and a healthy lifestyle prevails. Sports nutrition fits seamlessly into this trend. The market is oversupplied. Our customer offered a super-quality product - Power Meal sports nutrition. But it was still one of many. Veonix opens up new sales horizons for Power Meal
Objectives
We had to. make such an online store, which with the dexterity of the "golden" Olympian beat all competitors in such a super-popular niche
Implementation
Work on the website of the online store sportspit began “in the ring”. The customer came to us prepared:
- with an ideal store structure;
- with perfect texts;
- with the perfect website prototype.
And also - with design requirements that are unprofitable imposed on the rest of its sources. We saw it, the customer didn't.
The explanations and discussions did not yield results. As they say, sports commentators, rivals technically reflected blow after blow. That is, everything that we offered the customer was rejected with many explanations. Attempts to prove that we did not compete with his ideas were equally vehement.
Let's do the trick. There are two options.
The first version of the online store contained all the requirements of the company. In the second, we completely rewrote the texts, which began to organically fit into the design idea of the customer.
After the demonstration of alternatives, our option was chosen.
Then the work proceeded in a natural way:
- set up;
- They did a lot of visual effects.
- Created a fascinating animation;
- connect all possible payment systems to the site;
- introduced different methods of delivery;
- And so on, so on, so on.
The result was a cool online store with infographic design and convincing texts. It was impossible to leave the site without buying. Even us)
Result
The quality of the work carried out in such figures, of course, gives us reason to be proud of the work developed. webshop. And, symbolically, many customers often say “we want them to.”
Why? We're not sorry.
