The Light Atelier
UX case study covering the full design process – from wireframing and style guide development to high-fidelity prototyping, user testing, and iterative refinement.
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Many online lighting stores feel cluttered, technical, and uninspiring. They lack a curated, stylish shopping experience that unites products from various brands and inspires customers to see lighting as design.
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The target audience is design-conscious customers who seek more than just lighting—they want curated, stylish solutions that enhance their living spaces. They appreciate quality, variety, and inspiration to use light as a key element in interior design.
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The goal was to create a user-friendly, visually appealing online shopping experience for lighting that inspires customers and simplifies the purchasing process. The platform should curate products from various brands and highlight lighting as a key design element.
User Persona
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As a design-savvy interior enthusiast, I want to navigate the lighting online store intuitively to discover high-quality lamps with ease and understand their features and lighting effects — suitable for every room and occasion.
An interactive user experience with playful elements should provide me not only with guidance but also a sense of comfort that inspires me and motivates continued use.
User Flow
Design Principles
Comfort
Clarity
Context
Quality
Design System
