Client request
The challenge
Flooring types, ranges and colour options needed a category-led structure that supports comparison without losing the path to purchase.
Website case study
A responsive ecommerce catalogue that makes flooring ranges and colour options easier to compare, save and purchase.


Client request
Flooring types, ranges and colour options needed a category-led structure that supports comparison without losing the path to purchase.
Planning
For this Melbourne flooring website, we planned a catalogue that moves from flooring type to range and tone, then to a saved choice or eligible online purchase.
Key decisions
The structure turns flooring type, range and colour variation into a progressive comparison path while keeping the commercial next step visible.
Information architecture
Customers first choose the material family that fits their project, then move into relevant ranges instead of scanning one mixed product list.
Comparison
Range and colour choices appear after the broader type decision, reducing the number of options a customer must evaluate at once.
Commerce
Customers can continue from discovery into the shop and cart without losing the catalogue context that helped shape their choice.
Scope accuracy
The case study limits its claim to products that can actually be purchased online rather than implying every flooring option has the same transaction path.
Delivery
We delivered website strategy, information architecture, UX/UI and responsive ecommerce development for a clear, material-led catalogue.
Live outcome
The live responsive website gives customers a clear path to compare flooring ranges and colour options, choose a product and purchase eligible products online.


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