Uyut — Garden House Catalog Website
I designed a warm catalog website concept for a garden-house company, combining cozy visual direction with practical product cards, configurations and house detail pages.
The context
Uyut needed a website concept for selling and building small garden houses. The site had to create a cozy first impression, but also work as a practical catalog where users could compare house models, choose configurations and leave a request.
The challenge
Create a warm garden atmosphere
Make the catalog easy to scan
Explain configurations and details
The challenge was to balance emotion and practicality. A garden house is an emotional purchase, but the user still needs clear sizes, packages, drawings, specifications and a simple path to a request.
Visual direction
I built the design around a soft green palette, natural imagery, serif typography and a handwritten-style accent. The goal was to make the website feel fresh and calm, while keeping the product information structured and easy to read.
Catalog UX
The catalog was designed around quick comparison. Users can filter models by size, scan cards visually and open a product page to see more details. Each card combines a house image, model name and clear CTA, so the experience stays simple and direct.
- Size filters
- Model cards
- Clear “Details” buttons
- Visual comparison
- Catalog-to-detail flow
Product detail page
The detail page brings together the information users need before requesting a house: main image, package options, request button, delivery note, floor plans and a long specification list. This turned the design from a visual landing page into a more useful product-selection experience.
- Configuration options
- Base / standard / comfort / premium
- Drawings / floor plan
- Specifications
- Cost block
- Request CTA
Content and trust
I also designed sections for the build process, package differences, customer house overviews and articles. These blocks help the site feel more complete and support user confidence before they leave a request.
Key screens
The outcome
The result was a complete website design concept for a garden-house catalog. The design created a fresh and cozy visual mood, while the UX gave users a practical way to explore models, compare packages, read construction details and move toward a request. The project remained at the design / prototype stage, but it is a strong example of my catalog UX and visual direction work.
What I focused on
Atmosphere
A fresh, cozy, countryside mood.
Catalog UX
Simple model comparison and filtering.
Product detail logic
Configurations, drawings and specs in one place.
Typography and mood
A handwritten accent that feels human.
Request path
A clear way to ask for a house or estimate.
Need a warmer product catalog website?
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