Campaign page redesign

Campaign page redesign

Balancing inspiration and conversion

Balancing inspiration and conversion

Balancing inspiration and conversion

Client

Rugvista

Deliverables

UX design

Rugvista is a European e-commerce company specialising in rugs, with customers across multiple markets.

Campaign landing pages connect seasonal campaigns and inspirational content with the products customers shop. The existing pages were highly product focused, giving customers a lot of options early on but limited support for inspiration and discovery.

My role was finding a better balance between inspiration and conversion, without losing sight of the page's commercial purpose.

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Challenge

How might we inspire customers without creating unnecessary friction on the path to purchase? Buying a rug is often a considered decision. Customers aren't necessarily searching for one specific product, they might be exploring colours, styles or rooms, or just looking for inspiration. The existing campaign experience moved quickly into product selection instead, creating an opportunity to rethink the page hierarchy so inspirational content could help customers explore the assortment while keeping clear paths towards products. The goal wasn't to remove commercial content, it was to make inspiration part of the shopping journey. Understanding the experience I reviewed the existing campaign pages, how content, products and calls to action were structured through the journey, and looked at competitor patterns to understand how other brands balanced editorial storytelling with product discovery. A few opportunities stood out: - a clearer hierarchy between campaign storytelling and products - less product overload - more visual breathing room - stronger purpose for inspirational imagery - clear paths into the product assortment These became the foundation for the redesign. From product heavy to inspiration led One of the main changes was reconsidering when and how products were introduced. Rather than front loading product content, the redesigned experience uses campaign imagery, curated categories and selected entry points to gradually guide customers deeper into the assortment, moving more naturally from inspiration to exploration to product discovery to shopping, instead of asking for product decisions too early.

How might we inspire customers without creating unnecessary friction on the path to purchase? Buying a rug is often a considered decision. Customers aren't necessarily searching for one specific product, they might be exploring colours, styles or rooms, or just looking for inspiration. The existing campaign experience moved quickly into product selection instead, creating an opportunity to rethink the page hierarchy so inspirational content could help customers explore the assortment while keeping clear paths towards products. The goal wasn't to remove commercial content, it was to make inspiration part of the shopping journey. Understanding the experience I reviewed the existing campaign pages, how content, products and calls to action were structured through the journey, and looked at competitor patterns to understand how other brands balanced editorial storytelling with product discovery. A few opportunities stood out: - a clearer hierarchy between campaign storytelling and products - less product overload - more visual breathing room - stronger purpose for inspirational imagery - clear paths into the product assortment These became the foundation for the redesign. From product heavy to inspiration led One of the main changes was reconsidering when and how products were introduced. Rather than front loading product content, the redesigned experience uses campaign imagery, curated categories and selected entry points to gradually guide customers deeper into the assortment, moving more naturally from inspiration to exploration to product discovery to shopping, instead of asking for product decisions too early.

How might we inspire customers without creating unnecessary friction on the path to purchase? Buying a rug is often a considered decision. Customers aren't necessarily searching for one specific product, they might be exploring colours, styles or rooms, or just looking for inspiration. The existing campaign experience moved quickly into product selection instead, creating an opportunity to rethink the page hierarchy so inspirational content could help customers explore the assortment while keeping clear paths towards products. The goal wasn't to remove commercial content, it was to make inspiration part of the shopping journey. Understanding the experience I reviewed the existing campaign pages, how content, products and calls to action were structured through the journey, and looked at competitor patterns to understand how other brands balanced editorial storytelling with product discovery. A few opportunities stood out: - a clearer hierarchy between campaign storytelling and products - less product overload - more visual breathing room - stronger purpose for inspirational imagery - clear paths into the product assortment These became the foundation for the redesign. From product heavy to inspiration led One of the main changes was reconsidering when and how products were introduced. Rather than front loading product content, the redesigned experience uses campaign imagery, curated categories and selected entry points to gradually guide customers deeper into the assortment, moving more naturally from inspiration to exploration to product discovery to shopping, instead of asking for product decisions too early.

Before and after

Solution

Designing a clearer hierarchy

The visual hierarchy was simplified for easier scanning. Large campaign imagery creates the initial emotional impact, while supporting modules give clear ways to keep exploring, each section with a defined role rather than competing for attention. That also meant being more intentional with calls to action, guiding customers towards relevant next steps rather than adding more opportunities to click.

Making inspiration actionable

Inspirational content shouldn't be a dead end. A key part of the redesign was connecting visual storytelling with the products behind it, pairing campaign imagery with relevant categories so customers could move naturally from "I like this look" to "I want to explore rugs like this." That made inspiration a functional part of the shopping experience, not something separate from it.

Designing for conversion

Although the experience became more editorial, the page still had to serve a clear commercial purpose. Every decision balanced two needs: giving customers space to explore, while maintaining clear routes towards products and purchase. Rather than treating UX and conversion as competing goals, we explored how a better browsing experience could support both.

A flexible system

Campaign pages change frequently, so the solution couldn't work for just one campaign. The structure was built around reusable content modules that could accommodate different imagery, themes and commercial priorities while keeping a consistent customer experience, giving us flexibility for future campaigns without reinventing the page each time.

Impact

The redesign established a clearer framework for Rugvista's campaign landing pages, shifting the experience from product led towards a stronger balance of inspiration, discovery and commerce, with clearer visual hierarchy, more intentional product entry points and a more cohesive journey between storytelling and the assortment.

For me, this project was an example of designing within the realities of e-commerce, where brand experience, customer needs and commercial goals all have to work together.

Key takeaway

Good e-commerce UX isn't always about getting customers to products as quickly as possible. Sometimes it's about giving them the right inspiration and confidence to keep going.

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