

Projektityyny. A mobile-first store launch for a Nordic-inspired textiles brand
The Window Fleur store looked good, but it was passive. Buying took three pages, conversion was poor, and a closer look showed it didn’t meet modern accessibility standards.
The job was to keep the brand’s character and make the store work: a shorter journey, clearer type and buttons that stand out.





The Window Fleur work started with a single product page prototype, before the rest of the store. It turned a three-page journey into one screen, and the full redesign grew from there.
The Window Fleur redesign started with the product page. The three-page journey became one mobile screen, with slide-ups for the details, so customers set up a subscription without leaving it.

Accessibility is hardest when the brand is playful. I reworked the type ratios so text reads clearly and the calls to action stand out, without losing Window Fleur’s character.






Window Fleur’s brand patterns run through the store and carry its key shopping messages, so the reasons to buy feel fun and memorable rather than pushy. I checked the finished build against the designs before launch.

“Ant was fantastic to work with, professional, efficient, and made the whole process seamless. Our website saw huge improvements, and we’ll definitely be working with him again for future projects.”




Food & drink · August 2025
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