These breakdowns use projects from the Site Bloomy portfolio. They focus on visible design, content, architecture, ecommerce and SEO decisions without inventing private client metrics.
Custom CB Radios combines an online product catalog with specialist repair and support information. The case study focuses on how an ecommerce site can make products easy to browse while still communicating the expertise that differentiates a specialist business from a generic marketplace.
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A therapy website has to communicate safety, clarity and professionalism without making visitors work to understand the offer. This project is used as a practical example of structuring a service website around trust, readable content, clear service paths and low-friction contact actions.
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B2B websites have to explain what a company does quickly enough for a new visitor while still giving technical buyers enough detail to evaluate the offer. This case study focuses on page hierarchy, credibility, responsive presentation and search-friendly service architecture for a business website.
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Ecommerce UX succeeds when shoppers can understand the assortment, move between categories and products without friction, and complete the next step confidently on mobile. This case study uses Ushbaya to explain the site-architecture and conversion principles that matter most in an online retail build.
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A personal brand website has to communicate who the person is, what they do and why the visitor should keep exploring within a very small amount of time. This case study focuses on positioning, portfolio hierarchy, trust and a content structure that can grow with the brand.
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Spa and appointment-based service websites need to turn visual appeal into clear service discovery and an easy booking path. This case study focuses on how presentation, local intent and conversion structure can support one another without making the site feel crowded.
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Education websites often serve multiple audiences at once: prospective learners, parents, current students and people comparing programs. This case study focuses on how a clearer content hierarchy and conversion path can make educational information easier to find and understand.
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Circuit is used here as an ecommerce design example focused on product-first hierarchy, responsive shopping patterns and a technical foundation that can support category and product growth over time.
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