FLORAL STOREFRONT · 2023

Floret — Blooming Where It Counts

Floret is a small but thriving London flower vendor with genuine warmth, a loyal following, and a feed full of colour people actually cared about. The problem was never the product — it was the gap between where customers fell in love with the brand and where they were meant to buy. The redesign closes it: a visual overhaul that matches the brand’s character, a rebuilt browse-and-customise experience, and a purchase flow that finally works end to end.

Floret — home, dark theme
Home — light / dark
Role
Product / UX / UI designer
Year
2023
Client
Floret
Timeline
4 – 8 weeks
Status
Finished

A studio people already loved on social, let down by a website that couldn’t carry the same energy. The redesign brings the warmth, the colour, and a buy flow that actually holds together from first bloom to checkout.

The problem

The product was never the problem. A small but thriving London flower vendor had the things most brands chase — warmth, a loyal following, a feed full of colour people cared about — but an outdated visual identity failed to carry that energy, and a fragmented flow (cart failures, inaccurate inventory states, a checkout that lost customers mid-journey) was quietly costing real revenue. The gap sat exactly where customers fell in love with the brand and where they were meant to buy.

Process

The redesign addressed all of it: a visual overhaul that matched the brand’s character, a rebuilt browsing and customization experience — size tiers, finishing touches, occasion filters — and a reliable, end-to-end purchase flow that finally closed the loop between discovery and delivery. Built themed (dark and light) with four accent palettes so the studio can dress the storefront to the season.

Key screens

The polished work. Tab across the top to move between the finished screens — every surface in a single frame.

Floret — Home
Key screens

Mobile story

How the design holds up on a phone — home, browse, and a product page across a small set of mobile frames.

Home
Home
Browse
Browse
Product
Product

Highlights

A single screen with numbered call-outs over specific decisions. Each hotspot reveals a short note on hover or tap.

Floret home with annotated highlights
Annotated screen

Outcome

Shipped as a finished engagement — a storefront that finally carries the brand’s warmth, a rebuilt browse-and-customise experience, and a reliable purchase flow from first bloom to confirmation. The loop between discovery and delivery is closed, and the revenue that was leaking out of cart failures and a lost checkout is closed with it.

6
Screens, discovery to delivery
Light + dark
Themed, four accent palettes
4–8 wk
Concept to finished engagement

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