A catalogue people can search
I combined search, categories, filters, related products and consistent cards into one system that works across desktop and mobile.
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REPVAULT
A shopping platform I built from the first concept to a working product. I brought a catalogue of 2,400+ products, curated outfits, seller profiles and buying tools into one coherent experience.
01 / Starting point
I wanted to turn a mess of links into a place people would actually return to.
Products were scattered across spreadsheets, groups and random links. Finding an item did not solve the whole problem: the price still had to be clear, the seller credible and the piece relevant to the rest of an outfit.
That is why I did not design another catalogue. I designed the path from inspiration to decision — faster, simpler and understandable on a phone.
REPVAULT was built to shorten the path from “where do I find it?” to “this is what I want to buy”.
02 / What I built01 02 03
A complete product journey
Every product has a clear PLN price, favourites, community signals and one obvious route to the external offer.
More than a list of items
I added curated outfits, seller profiles, a shipping calculator and a link converter. Fit Lab is being developed separately as a beta module.
03 / Result
2400+products in a structured catalogue
3interface language versions
6user event and signal types
1coherent product from brand to launch
04 / From concept to launch
I did not stop at designing screens. I built a working product.
I was responsible for product strategy, information architecture, UX/UI, visual identity, development, data import and organisation, responsiveness, technical SEO and launch on a custom domain.
The hardest part was combining a large amount of data with an interface that still feels simple. I iterated on the layout, pricing system, filters, mobile experience and product presentation. By recording views, saves and outbound actions, future decisions can follow real user behaviour rather than assumptions.
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