Product information structure
Test a clear way to present product images, names, categories, and purchase methods.
In development
01 / E-commerce prototype
TOKUNAGA STORE
TOKUNAGA Store is an online store prototype using fashion accessories and clothing as example products. It is used to test how product information and purchase paths should be presented and is not currently operated as a formal retail service.
View the store prototype ↗PURPOSE
Who it is for
and what it addresses.
- Intended users
- An internal project for testing the structure and purchase paths of an owned online store
- Purpose
- Prototype product pages, categories, and purchase links to identify the structure needed for future owned e-commerce operations.
FEATURES
Main features
Purchase path design
Test page paths from product information to an external purchase channel or inquiry.
Preparation for ongoing operation
Establish a structure that can accommodate future products, content updates, and formal operation.
OPERATIONAL LEARNING
What we learn through operation
- Product registration and category design
- Connections with external sales channels
- Routine e-commerce content updates