01 / The starting point
The problem to solve.
An event purchase starts on a phone and has limited attention to work with. The order also needs personalisation details that must survive into a later fulfilment process.
02 / My contribution
Where I came in.
I built a custom mobile-first shop prototype around the event's ordering requirements, including product selection, personalisation, delivery details and an order review.
03 / Implementation
What I worked on.
- 01
A compact purchase journey designed for visitors arriving from an event QR code.
- 02
Form validation and a review step for personalisation and delivery information.
- 03
A staging order flow that makes the remaining payment and fulfilment dependencies explicit.
Build around the purchase context. A focused ordering journey can serve a single event better than introducing a full account and catalogue experience.
04 / Delivery
A reviewable mobile purchase prototype.
A reviewable staging shop covering product choice, personalisation, delivery details and order review, with simulated payment.
Staging prototype. Live payment, fulfilment and launch acceptance are subsequent steps.
Could this apply to your team?
A similar problem,
your own context.
Events and short-run product launches that need a small, clear mobile flow with custom information capture.
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