Scoop Marketplace: Website for a small business
- Store overview: Scoop Marketplace is a zero-waste grocery store orginally located in Seattle, now in Kirkland. The store lets customers bring their reusable containers to scoop package-free food, home goods, and personal care products in their desire amount. Packaged products are also available in compostable or reusable packaging.
- Project overview: I was a founding member of Scoop Marketplace with a strong interest in low-waste living and sustainability. Working at Scoop was inspiring, it also proved that sustainable living has gained much more momentum than ever before. I was a part of building the brand online presence from the ground up. With budget limitation as a startup, I optimized the existing resources to the best of my ability.
- Technology: Wix
- Year: 2019-2020
- Note: This website is no longer live. The business has had a website makeover with another e-commerce platform. Therefore, the domain name is redirected to the new website.
- Accomplishments:
- Website development (entire site)
- Responsive design (mobile)
Above: Homepage
Above: Homepage (Scroll to view the whole page)
- Introduction section: Headline describing what the business is, store picture as cover image with call-to-action buttons, video and brief story of the store.
- Product categories section (bubbles): Represents visual product categories. Category name appears once hover over the bubble.
- Recent blog posts section: Snapshots of recent blog posts.
Above: Media Page (Scroll to view the whole page)
- Description: Communicates the brand's values and seeks more media features.
- Media logos: Link to each media feature article to build brand credibility.
Above: About Page (Scroll to view the whole page)
- Description: Communicates the brand's values, mission and the founder story.
Above: Blog Page (Scroll to view the whole page)
Above: Responsive design for mobile (Scroll to view the whole page)
- Challenge: At that time, only laptop and mobile views were available to customize on Wix, not including tablet view. But it didn't automatically create the responsive design, supposedly due to the drag-and-drop function.
- Solution: Manually developed the mobile responsive design for every single page.
