Vivae-commerce.

A loud fashion storefront for a Fall '26 drop — gradient hero, marquee promos, and editorial product tiles built to scroll on a phone.

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(01) Requirements

  • Drop-culture promo bar with shipping and returns hooks
  • Women and Men shopping paths from the first screen
  • Editorial product tiles that carry the campaign look
  • Fast checkout behind wishlists and carts

(02) Process

  1. 01

    Discovery

    Workshops to define audience, goals, and the role of the e-commerce.

  2. 02

    Structure

    Information architecture, user flows, and wireframes for every key page.

  3. 03

    Design

    A distinctive visual system, motion language, and responsive layouts.

  4. 04

    Build

    Engineering, content integration, SEO foundations, and performance tuning.

  5. 05

    Launch

    Deployment, analytics, Search Console setup, and 7 days of support.

(03) Technology

Next.jsReactStripe

(04) Result

A storefront that looks like the campaign and checks out like a habit.

What the new site changes for the people who use it.

  • Shop Women and Shop Men one tap from the hero
  • Promotions that surface without slowing the page
  • Social proof placed where buying decisions happen
  • Mobile-first layouts for a phone-first audience

(05) Client feedback

“The new drop finally looks on-site the way it does in our campaigns.”

— Founder, Viva