UX STRUCTURE
Three main sections — designs, professionals and stores — plus news, about and contact, with search, cart, account and language switch always at hand in the header.
HouseHub is a platform for interior design that brings designs, professionals and furniture stores together in one place. Turn’s part of the project was the UI/UX design.
We designed a clean, light interface in the brand’s teal that keeps the furniture photos in focus. Every layout and interaction state was handed over to the development team as layered Photoshop files.
Three main sections — designs, professionals and stores — plus news, about and contact, with search, cart, account and language switch always at hand in the header.
A teal-and-white visual language with a line motif in the section headings, rounded outline inputs and large product photos. Cards show the name, price and a favourite button and reveal quick actions on hover.
Not only the default view: open dropdowns in the store filters, hover cards, the site-wide search modal and pagination are all designed, so developers can build without guessing.
The store page: six filters — category, subcategory, price range, style, date and colour — above a grid of product cards with prices and favourites, and pagination below.
A site-wide search opens in a modal over the dimmed page, so the user never loses their place.
The details are designed too: the colour filter opened and a product card on hover, with quick view and open buttons.
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