Wayfair

Reimagine a family friendly furniture website

Timeline
Sep - Dec 2021 (4 Months)
Discipline
UX/UI Design, Responsive Web Design, Branding
Role
UX/UI Designer, Illustrator
Tools
Figma
Team
Solo

Problem

The current Wayfair website has excessive amount of products and information which makes it look overwhelming. The style is generic and doesn’t convey the brand image successfully.

Solution

In this redesign, I re-organized the information to make it more accessible and digestible. I also refreshed the brand identity to make it look welcoming to family and children.

A welcoming and accessible online shopping experience

01. Discover

Over 90% purchases of home furnishing are done by women, and the brand spirit of Wayfair is optimistic and imaginative.

I decided to bring an innocent feeling to the website and cater it to female consumers.

Home is a joyful place for creating memory with our loved ones.

The current Wayfair Website

02. Design Solution

Archetype & Adjectives

Everyman/woman
No matter who you are, Wayfair is here to help.

Innocent & Creator
Find your inner self with your home building.

Warm, Friendly, Enthusiastic, Optimistic

Moodboard

Home

Organize the most popular content in an accessible and attractive way.

Menu

Easily search products with the search bar and customize the result with the filter tab.

Product

View product details by clicking the toggle to open sections.

Shopping Cart

Customize and check the order before proceeding to check-out.

03. Design System

Typography

Rubik is picked as the main typeface because it has a playful feeling and keeps the bulkiness of the Wayfair main logo.

Montserrat is the written typeface for its high readability on screen.

Typescale

Color

Primary

Secondary

Grayscale

Selected Components

04. Outcomes & Reflection

This Wayfair website redesign makes the ordering process accessible and less overwhelming. It also establishes a more cohesive and welcoming brand style.

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