UX UI design for online stores

A store that makes sense at first glance

We design clear, accessible, on-brand shopping experiences based on how your customers really browse and decide.

UX researchUI and design systemAccessibilityUsability testing

Tools and platforms

  • Shopify
  • PrestaShop
  • LogiCommerce AI
  • commercetools

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Design

Design and usability (UX & UI) for eCommerce

Good online store design doesn’t start with color or typography, but with understanding what your customer needs to buy without friction. At Trilogi we combine user research, information architecture and visual design to create attractive, easy-to-use eCommerce sites, mobile first. We work with design systems that keep brand consistency and speed up development, we take care of accessibility and validate every decision with prototypes and tests with real users. AI helps us analyze behavior and generate variants; our design team brings the judgment.

The challenge

User experience problems holding back your sales

Challenge 1

Confusing navigation

Menus and categories designed from inside the company, not around how customers search, make them get lost before finding the product.

Challenge 2

Mobile as an afterthought

Most visits come from mobile, but the design was conceived for desktop and adapted later.

Challenge 3

Inconsistent branding

Each new page or campaign adds different styles and the store loses personality and trust.

Challenge 4

Accessibility barriers

Poorly handled contrast, forms and keyboard navigation shut out users and expose you to legal requirements.

Good design doesn’t get noticed: it just works

What we do

What we do in eCommerce design and UX/UI

From discovery to final design, with validation at every step.

01

UX research

We analyze analytics data, heatmaps and session recordings, and interview users. That way we know what works and what doesn’t before designing.

02

Information architecture

We organize categories, filters and menus according to your customer’s buying logic. We define the shortest path to the product and checkout.

03

Prototyping

We create wireframes and clickable prototypes to validate flows with your team and with users. Fixing things in the prototype is much cheaper than in production.

04

UI design

We design the visual interface for the home page, categories, product pages, cart and checkout, mobile-first. An aesthetic aligned with your brand and built to convert.

05

Design system

We document reusable components, styles and usage rules. Your store grows without losing consistency and development is faster.

06

Accessibility and usability testing

We review the design against WCAG guidelines and test it with users. We spot friction points and propose prioritized UX/UI improvements.

How we work

How we design your online store

Step 01

Discovery

Business goals, customer profile, catalog and analysis of current behavioral data.

Step 02

Architecture and flows

We define the navigation structure and key journeys to purchase.

Step 03

Prototype and validation

Wireframes and clickable prototypes that we test before moving into visual design.

Step 04

UI design and design system

Complete visual design and a component library ready for development, whatever your platform.

Step 05

Testing and optimization

After launch we continuously measure, test and improve the experience.

What’s included

What the UX/UI design project includes

UX research report with prioritized findings
Information architecture and navigation map
Wireframes of the main templates
Mobile-first clickable prototype
UI design for home, category, product page and checkout
Documented, reusable design system
Accessibility review against WCAG guidelines
Usability testing with real users

Who it’s for

Who this service is for

Profile 01

Brands redesigning their store

Companies whose eCommerce has become outdated or no longer reflects their brand.

Profile 02

New online store projects

Businesses launching or migrating their eCommerce that want to start with a solid UX foundation.

Profile 03

B2B eCommerce with a complex catalog

Manufacturers and distributors that need easy-to-use search, quick ordering and customer areas.

Frequently asked questions

What we’re often asked.

What’s the difference between UX and UI in an online store?

UX, or user experience, makes buying easy: structure, navigation, flows and the logic of each step. UI, or user interface, is the visual layer: colors, typography, buttons and images. In eCommerce the two go together, because a beautiful interface with confusing navigation doesn’t sell, and vice versa.

How much does UX UI design for an online store cost?

It depends on the number of templates, catalog complexity, whether there’s a B2B component and the level of research and testing you need. That’s why we start with a discovery session and present a fixed proposal by phases, with specific deliverables for each one. That way you know exactly what you’re investing and what you’ll get.

Do you design for Shopify, PrestaShop or other platforms?

Yes. We adapt the UX/UI design to the chosen platform, whether Shopify, PrestaShop, LogiCommerce, commercetools or another. We know each one’s possibilities and limitations, so we design something that can be built without surprises. If you haven’t chosen a platform yet, we’ll also help you decide.

What is a design system and why do I need one?

It’s a documented library of components, styles and usage rules: buttons, product cards, forms, typography or spacing. It lets any new page or campaign stay on-brand, reduces errors and speeds up design and development work. It’s especially useful for growing stores or those with several teams.

Why is accessibility important in eCommerce?

Because an accessible store can be used by more people, including those with visual, motor or cognitive disabilities, and because European accessibility regulations already apply to many online stores. Plus, many accessibility improvements, such as good contrast or clear forms, improve the experience for all users.

Next step

Our business is to grow yours

Show us your store and we’ll tell you what we’d change to make buying from it easier.