Show one useful moment
A sample store view makes a stock or sales decision tangible. Example data is illustrative, never presented as a customer's results.
Retail software · Before & after study
Make the product feel useful before the first login.
RetailAI Manager
From an AI promise to an everyday shop decision. A new public face for an existing retail application.
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Public websiteIdentity directionLaunch artworkOwner review before launch
Independent design studies using public sites. Proposed work, shown as examples.
The starting point
The starting site introduces an AI management tool. Its product story has to explain what a retailer will actually do with it.
The proposed direction
A vivid store briefing, a clear next action and a warmer, more recognizable identity. The application stays where it is.
What changed,
and why.
Each change should address a specific gap in the story, experience or next step. Here are the decisions behind this rebuild.
Give the trial some context
Explain the CSV setup and what the first briefing contains before asking for a signup.
A recognizable launch
Carry the strong blue, warm paper and direct product language into social artwork and the first welcome email.
A few answers would
change the work.
These are proposed questions and working assumptions for this design study, not answers supplied by the owner.
What can we show before someone signs up?
Working assumption
No approved product recording supplied for this concept.
Design consequence
Use an explicitly illustrative product view; request real screens before launch.
Which everyday decision should be clearest?
Working assumption
Explore a retailer's first useful briefing.
Design consequence
Give the page a concrete store situation instead of a general list of AI features.
What needs to stay connected?
Working assumption
The current app, login and published trial.
Design consequence
Rebuild the public website around existing destinations; don't move customer data.
Fill the gaps.
Across the whole launch.
A clearer website is one part of the work. The identity, social artwork, email and launch plan should tell the same story and support the same next step.
RetailAI ManagerOne concept · across the launch
03 / Identity direction
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A shared palette, type system and voice.
04 / Email draft
Your first store briefing starts here
RetailAI Manager
One clearer decision for your shop.
Start with the stock and sales information you already have. Your first step is to explore how a store briefing could fit your day.
Explore RetailAI ↗The same story,
beyond the website.
An original visual in the same palette, ready to explore across social posts, email and the site.
Open the artwork ↗AI-generated illustrative scene, not a customer photograph.
Design exploration. Website and social artwork are concept assets; email and identity layouts above illustrate the proposed package. Nothing has been sent.
A website with a clear job
A responsive public site with a focused message, useful pages and a clear next step.
A coherent identity
Logo direction, colors, typography and a practical brand guide.
The launch around it
Matching social sizes, welcome email, signature, search basics and an outreach plan.
A home for what comes next
Keep the site with managed hosting. Domain, inbox, forms and measurement are agreed and connected separately before launch.
Good work keeps
the right things intact.
Preserve: Existing app, customer data, login, signup and confirmed pricing.
Confirm with the owner: Approved product screens, first-use setup, trial destination and the owner's preferred primary action.
More gaps, addressed.
Before
Southeast Lawn & Landscape
An established local business, brought into focus through services, place and one clear estimate path.
See the before & after
Before
Command Center
Managed Facebook ads and a job-management app, organized into one coherent story for junk-removal owners.
See the before & afterKnow what’s missing.
Get it ready to launch.
Start with your URL. We turn the assessment and a few answers into one focused website and launch kit.
Analyze my siteReview the scope before launch or billing.