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Ecommerce as a Service Platform

After 20 years of building custom e-commerce solutions, Codev decided to take a new step: designing a platform to sell as a product.



My role

UX/UI Design

The team

  • 1 UX/UI Designer
  • 1 Backend Developer
  • 1 Frontend Developer
  • 1 Infrastructure Engineer
  • 1 Project Manager

Duration

6 months

Status

Finished

What was going on?

Based in Argentina, Codev has spent over 20 years developing custom e-commerce solutions for major clients like Digital Sport and Urgencias. With that experience in hand, the team recognized it was time to build a scalable, ready-to-use platform to offer E-commerce as a Service — a shift that would allow them to expand their offering beyond tailor-made projects.

How we tackled it

Through a combination of testing processes and research tools — including User Testing, Heuristic Evaluations, Google Analytics, and User Interviews — we identified the main pain points in both the checkout flow and customer area. Some key findings included unnecessary steps in the checkout, lack of clarity about its length, and overwhelming information presented at once. In the customer area, outdated aesthetics, overly technical information, and poor navigation were among the major issues.

After completing an information architecture and user flow creation phase, followed by medium-fidelity wireframes and a final high-fidelity prototype in Figma, we arrived at the redesign solution shown below.


So, how did it go?


  • +10

    customizable homepage modules


  • +5

    supported payment methods


  • +5

    available shipping options

This was my first time designing an e-commerce platform meant to adapt to clients and requirements that couldn’t be fully imagined at the start. One of the biggest takeaways was learning to think broadly — beyond what I already knew or had experienced.

This was my first time designing an e-commerce platform meant to adapt to clients and requirements that couldn’t be fully imagined at the start. One of the biggest takeaways was learning to think broadly — beyond what I already knew or had experienced.