
DeviDoll proves that you can be good and look stunning. Here, fashion conscience, and inventive design come together to give you ethical style. But the technology wasn't up to it, in just eight weeks we put things right.
Ambition
The original DeviDoll website didn't perform as the client expected. There were problems with design, navigation, and stock functionality. Our task was to rebuild and redesign for a faultless customer experience and improved sales.
Action
DeviDoll wears its heart on its sleeve. The brand may be ethical, but the look is far from austere. The site is lively and eclectic. It reflects an attitude to life rather than a way of dressing, which is why anyone can dive in. A handy zoom tool and details of sizing, fabric care, and designer make shopping easy; a phone line encourages questions and comments.
CMS cuts costs. It gives DeviDoll independent control over stock, order processing, merchandising, product ranges, email marketing, press pages, and constantly changing home-page banners. A full range of supporting information appears on the same page as each product; pop-up email help is always to hand.
drivebusiness continue to provide photography, technical support and provide guidance on their branding and marketing.
Impact
Business continues to grow:
61% increase in transactions
147% increase in product purchases
53% increase in unique visitors
All stats compare May–Jun 09 (year 2) against May–Jun 08 (year 1)
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