Geekyants Partners With Pepperfry

Jun 8, 2022

Geekyants Partners With Pepperfry

GeekyAnts recently collaborated with the online retail furniture giant to build a design system that standardizes creating the user interface across their web and mobile apps.

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Charmy Dafda
Charmy DafdaTechnical Content Writer

We are delighted to announce our recent collaboration to work with Pepperfry, India’s leading furniture retail e-Comm major. Headquartered in Mumbai, our partner has been catering to the furnishing and home decor requirements of customers internationally. Over the last decade, they have revolutionized the way people buy furniture and accessories online with their robust web and mobile applications.

While their Ecom platforms were performing well, they needed to revamp the UI/UX designs to increase the aesthetic appeal. After revamping the user interface with new designs, they realized the need for a standardized design system that could help them perform such overhauls easily in the future. Their search for design experts to create a dynamic and scalable design system led them to us.

After extensive discussions, encompassing every minute detail, we came to a mutual understanding of the course to be followed for this project. Our approach to managing this project would be to follow the fixed-scope engagement model. Over the course of this venture, our expert designers and developers will be working to create a comprehensive design system containing all the reusable components and patterns that streamline providing a consistent user interface in all Pepperfry digital platforms. We are excited to be a part of their journey and looking forward to the end result!

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