Filter strategy
A structured attribute system built around goals, ingredients, presentation and other useful decision points.
GREENERY
Greenery brings together wellness products with different ingredients, formats and goals. The storefront needed a clearer system for helping customers understand what fits them.
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The work focused on organizing a broad product mix around meaningful attributes and making those attributes usable across collection pages, filters and mobile browsing. The visual direction keeps the store calm while the underlying system handles complexity.
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DISCOVERY SYSTEM
Wellness products can vary by ingredient, presentation, dietary characteristics, life stage and intended benefit. A basic category menu was not enough.
The challenge was to make that depth discoverable without overwhelming first-time customers or turning every collection into a wall of filters.
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Complex attributes, simpler choices.
A structured attribute system built around goals, ingredients, presentation and other useful decision points.
Cleaner paths through products without requiring customers to know internal catalog language.
Consistent tagging and data structure to support discovery across the storefront.
Mobile layouts that keep browsing useful while reducing visual noise.
A scalable store foundation for adding new categories and product types over time.
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DISCOVERY SYSTEM
Greenery is designed to feel light visually because the taxonomy underneath it is doing more work: organizing ingredients, goals, formats and product characteristics into a consistent shopping system.
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A deeper catalog that feels easier to enter and easier to understand.
The storefront creates more useful paths through the assortment, makes filtering more meaningful and gives the business a better foundation for future category growth.
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