Adopted across 72 markets
72 markets now build against one component system instead of 72 separate templates.
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72 markets now build against one component system instead of 72 separate templates.
Global, localizable, and optional modules, with a rule for who decides when head office and a market disagree.
Development and post-launch optimization were outside our engagement, so I don't claim a conversion lift I didn't measure.
Difficulty establishing a clear visual identity.Inconsistent brand expression across countries and channels
Disconnected content narrative.Customers must take unnecessary additional steps to access required information.
Difficulty addressing diverse customer needs.Customers are required to invest significant effort to access relevant information, often resulting in failure.

Customers require actionable product informations to make informed purchase decisions. Based on this insight, we developed a standardized content structure byproduct category and aligned it with the design implementation.
“Food images are unnecessary. I need detailed information.”
Refrigerator buyer, UK
“I need clear and practical specifications to compare.”
Monitor buyer, UK
Global Alignment
Real-Time Ideation Warm-Up:
Component Standardization
Standardized core journeys
(Home, PLP, PDP, PBP) across markets.
Governance & Scalability
Built a scalable template system
beyond visual alignment.

Defined a lifecycle-based UX framework
Explore → Buy → Usev→ New CS

Translated the framework into :
IA Restructuring
The IA was developed by testing multiple options
to create a product-centric structure.

End-to-end Structural Flow Design
Designed to Keep Users Longer Shopping, Brand & Support
All in One Experience


Development and post-launch optimization were outside our engagement, so I can't claim a conversion lift I didn't measure. What I can show is the decision record.
In hindsight I should have negotiated post-launch metric access into the scope. On my next project I did.