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The challenge was to turn a brief meant for interface design into a real e-commerce product: keeping the brief's clean aesthetic and black-and-white photography while building the mechanics expected from an online shop (filters, product pages, cart, user account) without losing visual consistency.



The catalogue can be filtered by title, price and category, alongside a blog fed by the designers. Each user has a cart and a wishlist, and can follow other members or like their posts. Product cards switch from black and white to colour on hover, revealing the description and specifications (size, weight, material...). Product and article updates spread in real time thanks to Turbo.



Built with Symfony 6.4 on the back end (Doctrine ORM, migrations, Faker/Foundry fixtures, PHPUnit tests) and Webpack Encore + Stimulus on the front end, on a Bootstrap base. The visual identity relies on a deep green, a condensed, press-style Boska typeface, and large editorial sections on the About page. I handled the design, based on the brief, and all of the development.



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