Shedoni Modena Italian Leathercraft Website

Role

Solo Product Designer

Role

Solo Product Designer

Role

Solo Product Designer

Role

Solo Product Designer

Scope

Full E-Commerce Redesign

UX Architecture

High-Fidelity UI

Design System

Brand-Commerce Integration

Scope

Full E-Commerce Redesign

UX Architecture

High-Fidelity UI

Design System

Brand-Commerce Integration

Scope

Full E-Commerce Redesign

UX Architecture

High-Fidelity UI

Design System

Brand-Commerce Integration

Scope

Full E-Commerce Redesign

UX Architecture

High-Fidelity UI

Design System

Brand-Commerce Integration

Timeline

Aug 2025 — Oct 2025

Timeline

Aug 2025 — Oct 2025

Timeline

Aug 2025 — Oct 2025

Timeline

Aug 2025 — Oct 2025

01. Product Context & Constraint

Schedoni Modena has been crafting leather goods since 1880 — with bags priced up to €10,000. The old site treated that heritage as the product. Long video intro, heavy animation, no real catalog — a brand film you couldn't shop from

The brief from the founders: keep the prestige, add the commerce. The hard part is that these two pull in opposite directions

02. Design Approach

Editorial content stays — but repositioned as purchase justification, not atmosphere. Workshop photography, automotive heritage, founder quotes — all placed to build conviction right before a product page, not instead of one

PDP was rebuilt as the core of the site. Previous version hid details behind a slide-out panel with a full-bleed horizontal gallery — impressive, unusable. New structure: photography and purchase controls side by side, color swatches for instant comparison, expandable specs. Everything needed to commit — visible on landing

Catalog, account system, wishlist, cart, multi-currency — all new, all designed to feel like they were always part of the brand

03. System & Outcome

The redesign gave Schedoni something it never had — a site that works as hard commercially as the product does physically. Conversion-critical flows (catalog → PDP → cart) now run without friction, while brand immersion stays intact throughout. The founders went from treating the site as a digital lookbook to running it as their primary sales channel

One design system ties every surface together — editorial, catalog, product, account, support. Persistent drawers, visual mega-menu, consistent spatial logic. Nothing feels added; everything feels Schedoni

01. Product Context & Constraint

Schedoni Modena has been crafting leather goods since 1880 — with bags priced up to €10,000. The old site treated that heritage as the product. Long video intro, heavy animation, no real catalog — a brand film you couldn't shop from

The brief from the founders: keep the prestige, add the commerce. The hard part is that these two pull in opposite directions

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01. Product Context & Constraint

Schedoni Modena has been crafting leather goods since 1880 — with bags priced up to €10,000. The old site treated that heritage as the product. Long video intro, heavy animation, no real catalog — a brand film you couldn't shop from

The brief from the founders: keep the prestige, add the commerce. The hard part is that these two pull in opposite directions

02. Design Approach

Editorial content stays — but repositioned as purchase justification, not atmosphere. Workshop photography, automotive heritage, founder quotes — all placed to build conviction right before a product page, not instead of one

PDP was rebuilt as the core of the site. Previous version hid details behind a slide-out panel with a full-bleed horizontal gallery — impressive, unusable. New structure: photography and purchase controls side by side, color swatches for instant comparison, expandable specs. Everything needed to commit — visible on landing

Catalog, account system, wishlist, cart, multi-currency — all new, all designed to feel like they were always part of the brand

03. System & Outcome

The redesign gave Schedoni something it never had — a site that works as hard commercially as the product does physically. Conversion-critical flows (catalog → PDP → cart) now run without friction, while brand immersion stays intact throughout. The founders went from treating the site as a digital lookbook to running it as their primary sales channel

One design system ties every surface together — editorial, catalog, product, account, support. Persistent drawers, visual mega-menu, consistent spatial logic. Nothing feels added; everything feels Schedoni

01. Product Context & Constraint

Schedoni Modena has been crafting leather goods since 1880 — with bags priced up to €10,000. The old site treated that heritage as the product. Long video intro, heavy animation, no real catalog — a brand film you couldn't shop from

The brief from the founders: keep the prestige, add the commerce. The hard part is that these two pull in opposite directions

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Destkop UI
Mobile UI

Home Page

Product Detail Page

Collections Page

Our Story Page

Events Page

My Account Pages

Client Care Page

Collections Menu

Wishlist Drawer

Cart Drawer

Country & Currency Drawer

Search Drawer

Account Drawer

Destkop UI
Mobile UI

Home Page

Product Detail Page

Collections Page

Our Story Page

Events Page

My Account Pages

Client Care Page

Collections Menu

Wishlist Drawer

Cart Drawer

Country & Currency Drawer

Search Drawer

Account Drawer

Destkop UI
Mobile UI

Home Page

Product Detail Page

Collections Page

Our Story Page

Events Page

My Account Pages

Client Care Page

Collections Menu

Wishlist Drawer

Cart Drawer

Country & Currency Drawer

Search Drawer

Account Drawer

Destkop UI
Mobile UI

Home Page

Product Detail Page

Collections Page

Our Story Page

Events Page

My Account Pages

Client Care Page

Collections Menu

Wishlist Drawer

Cart Drawer

Country & Currency Drawer

Search Drawer

Account Drawer

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