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Commerce Design

Design for the
moment of buying

4

surfaces we design

50+

countries where TEKLA's online store is available

1 team

designing and building, no translation loss

UX and UI for storefronts, checkout flows, POS interfaces, and B2B portals, the surfaces where design decisions become revenue decisions.

Generic UX patterns treat every store like every other store

The average

Template design optimizes for the average shop, and your brand isn't average, that's the point of it. Premium textile buyers browse differently than B2B procurement teams; store staff at a counter need different interfaces than customers on a couch.

The moment

Commerce design starts from who's buying, what they're buying, and where, then designs the interface that specific moment deserves.

What we design

Storefront UX & UI

Product discovery, merchandising, and page design that presents your catalog the way your brand deserves.

Checkout flows

The highest-stakes screens in commerce, designed to remove friction without removing trust.

POS interfaces

Screens for the counter: fast for staff under pressure, learnable for seasonal hires, reliable on day 400.

B2B portal design

Ordering interfaces for professionals: bulk actions, reorder flows, and information density done right.

Design systems

Tokens and components shared between design and code, so the storefront ships what was designed.

Mobile-first commerce

Designed for where most sessions happen, small screens, thumbs, and short patience.

Related case study

Designed for Tekla's customers. And their staff.

Four steps

Architecture audit

Systems, constraints, and buyer flows mapped before any code.

Platform design

Data models, integrations, and what launches first, decided together.

Build

Short cycles with working software you can test from week one.

Ongoing partnership

The platform keeps evolving after launch. Ten years with our longest client.

The oldest failure in digital work is the mockup that ships as something else. When designers and engineers share a standup, what launches is what was designed. On Medusa's headless architecture, that freedom is total.

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