Woody’s Traction
WordPress and WooCommerce ecommerce work for a powersports brand.
WooCommerce & ecommerce UX
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The problem
For a powersports traction brand, selecting a product involves more than choosing a category. Visitors also need help exploring fitment information and understanding the products in the context of their equipment and use.
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My role
Supported responsive storefront layouts, product category navigation, fitment discovery, educational content, and customer purchase pathways to help visitors explore and select relevant traction products.
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The approach
I supported WordPress and WooCommerce storefront work spanning responsive layouts, product category navigation, fitment discovery, and educational content. The focus was the customer path from exploring available products to selecting a relevant option.
- Supported category navigation and fitment discovery as connected parts of product exploration.
- Worked on responsive storefront layouts and customer purchase pathways.
- Supported educational content alongside commerce to help visitors understand the available traction products.
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The solution
WordPress and WooCommerce storefront work connecting product navigation, fitment discovery, educational content, and purchase pathways.
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Results & impact
The contribution spans the shopping journey around specialized traction products. The project captures show the storefront work; the strongest follow-up detail will connect a specific fitment or product selection problem with the change made to that journey.
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Lessons & takeaways
The project reinforced the importance of relevant product context. In lifecycle marketing, that means thinking about what a customer needs to understand before a purchase, as well as the destination a message sends them to.
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Explore the evidence
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