Beckett Simonon
A brand-led e-commerce experience built to convert through clarity, storytelling, and design.
Client
Beckett Simonon
Year
2022-2024
Services
UX/UI Design
Shopify Development
Pair of brown Oxford shoes with double buckles displayed on an online shopping webpage.
We transformed Beckett Simonon's e-commerce into a more flexible, narrative, and conversion-oriented platform, which is key for a brand that sells exclusively online.
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Overview
Beckett Simonon sells exclusively through its website. Its digital channel is not only its showcase, but also the heart of its business. Following a brand evolution and a new aesthetic direction, the e-commerce platform lacked the flexibility to communicate this vision or to uphold the best practices demanded by the US fashion and luxury market, one of the most competitive in the world.

If the experience did not change, the brand would lose relevance, competitiveness, and conversion. The challenge was to transform e-commerce into a space where history, craftsmanship, and commitment to sustainability felt as important as the product itself.
approach
We redesigned the e-commerce site to make it a direct reflection of the brand: modern, clear, and focused on the story behind each product. The navigation, content, and visual presentation were created to communicate value, not just display inventory.

Each page is designed to guide the user, contextualize the process, and reinforce the value proposition: responsible production, durable design, and customer service that accompanies every step of the purchase.

The result is a flexible e-commerce site, aligned with the brand's evolution and built with industry best practices, ready to compete and convert in one of the most demanding digital markets.
Website screenshot showing a shopping process for men's dress shoes: order, manufacture, and enjoy.
An older man in a workshop smiles while working on shoes, surrounded by leather and tools.
Key results
A completely redesigned e-commerce platform based on best practices from the U.S. market.

Optimized conversion flows for a clearer and more efficient experience.

New modules on the product detail page (PDP) to convey the product’s history, manufacturing process, and value.

Greater brand clarity reflected in tangible improvements in conversion rates.

Reusable narrative sections that strengthen the alignment between the brand and the e-commerce platform.
Screenshot of an online product page featuring black women's ankle boots with pricing and details.
Narrative meets conversion.
This project has gone through different stages, and the biggest ongoing challenge has been balancing two equally important goals: creating space for storytelling that communicates the craft and care behind every product, while building an e-commerce experience laser-focused on conversion for the US market.

hroughout the process, UX best practices, accessibility, and clear user communication have been non-negotiable, as anything that creates friction or confusion directly impacts sales.
A worker inspects a shoe in a factory with shelves full of shoes in the background.
Various shoes displayed on lit shelves, including boots, sneakers, and dress shoes.
An older person in glasses works intently on a leather piece, using a metal tool.
Webpage showcasing men's boots, including black Bolton Chelsea Boots and brown Nolan Brogues, with prices listed.
"Their design skills are world class. They do high-quality work that speaks for itself just by looking at it."
— Nicolás Hurtado, CEO
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