Our first step was sharing UI/UX principles with the Volcasa team, tailored to showcase their tile selections, size variations (from small-sized 300x450 to larger-sized 1200x2400 slabs), and exporting credibility – created to be premium, visually-led, as is typical for the products that represent the essence of design.
All designs were reviewed and officially approved by the client prior to entering the development phase, to make sure that the visual style would meet Volcasa's brand/product expectations.
The initial request of our client was to create a static website. While we were discussing how to do this best, we advised Volcasa to opt for a dynamic site architecture instead – meaning that all product listings, category pages, and other website content could be managed by both the frontend and backend interface without the need to involve a developer in each update.
The approved designs were then coded in HTML to ensure that the layouts, responsiveness, and content structuring were accurate prior to starting the backend coding process.
The approved designs were then uploaded and integrated into the live template structures to bring the product catalog, size chart, and export maps to life.
A custom admin panel was developed in order to fulfill the dynamic design aspect where the Volcasa team is able to manage their website independently and without any technical assistance from our team.
The website which is already developed completely in terms of frontend and admin panel has been shared with the client for one last review and approval.
After the final approval from the client, the site is launched live at volcasainternational.com. The backend maintenance of the website will be done by DevConex after launching the website.
We finally have a brand and website that reflects the quality of what we build. The logo feels like it's always existed, the website converts, and our trade partners take us more seriously because of how we present ourselves.
