Designing an E-commerce Brand Experience

Focus on page and element design 2

A course by Adoratorio Studio , Creative Digital Agency

97% positive reviews (89)

2,625 students

Audio: Italian

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About the video: Focus on page and element design 2

Overview

“We now finish the design of the various sections of the web page and its constituent elements.”

In this video lesson Adoratorio Studio addresses the topic: Focus on page and element design 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Designing an E-commerce Brand Experience. Learn how to create innovative and functional online shopping experiences by combining storytelling and technology.

Partial transcription of the video

“Focusing on Pages and Element Design Now, it's time to focus on the product page, the page which would normally need the biggest changes. One of the most common requests we receive is to be able to buy, right away, within the product page, making all the main information immediately visible so that the user can purchase. In our case, thanks to the concept exploration we will start by positioning our product in the center of the page using one of the layouts designed in the exploration phase. I wanted to put the product and its specifications in the foreground because in a brand commerce exp...”

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Course summary for: Designing an E-commerce Brand Experience

Level: Beginner
97% positive reviews (89)
2625 students
4 units
15 lessons (2h 30m)
14 downloads

Category
Design, Web & App Design
Software
Adobe XD
Areas
Branding & Identity, Digital Product Design, E-commerce, UX / UI, Web Design

Adoratorio Studio

A course by Adoratorio Studio

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Creative Digital Agency

Camilla and Enea are the founders of Adoratorio. Camilla majored in design at the Polytechnic University of Milan and Enea studied economics at the University of Bergamo, although he quickly discovered his passion for graphic design.

The two ended up crossing paths while working at the first Talent Garden in Italy, headquartered in Brescia, where coincidentally both are from. This chance meeting was the beginning of their friendship and professional collaboration which took off in 2015 when they founded their creative digital agency: Adoratorio.

Their work includes creating video games, immersive websites, and interactive experiences for clients like Netflix, Diesel, Ferragamo, and Taschen. In 2020, they received the Studio of the Year award from Awwwards.