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Artexsales platform

An app for selling napkins and decorative towels

Date
2024–2025
Client
Artex
Project type
Product / UI design / UX collaboration
Role
UX/UI Designer
A wooden table laid with a linen tablecloth, plates, cutlery and white napkins
1_ Project overviewGoals · role

A B2B sales platform for a napkin manufacturer

Designing a B2B sales platform for Artex — a Polish manufacturer of napkins and textiles. The platform lets wholesalers place orders, manage their account and browse the product catalogue in a friendly interface.

01

Goals

Design an intuitive B2B platform that streamlines ordering.

02

My role / responsibilities

UX research, wireframing, full UI in Figma, design system.

2_ Project gallery4 views

Screens, flows and design system

The project focuses on simplifying wholesale ordering. The key challenge: a clear catalogue with thousands of SKUs and an intuitive management panel for B2B customers with no e-commerce experience.

Product catalogue
01 Product catalogue
Product details
02 Product details
Flow — Ordering
03 Flow — Ordering
Flow — Management panel
04 Flow — Management panel
3_ Project statusDelivered

Projectcompleted

The platform was fully designed and handed over to the client with design system documentation and Figma files. Project completed; implementation on the client’s side.

4_ FAQProcess and collaboration

Questions about process and collaboration

What working with a UI/UX designer looks like — from first contact to project handover.

What does your UI/UX design process look like?+

I split the process into 4 stages:

  1. 1. Discovery — analysing user needs, competitors and business goals
  2. 2. Wireframing — sketches and lo-fi prototypes in Figma, defining the information architecture
  3. 3. UI Design — full visual design with a design system, components and tokens
  4. 4. Prototyping & Handoff — interactive prototype + developer documentation
What is a design system and why does it matter?+

A design system is a set of reusable components (buttons, forms, cards, modals) with defined rules for using them. Thanks to it:

  • ✓ The product looks consistent on every screen
  • ✓ Developers implement new features faster
  • ✓ Future changes are easier and cheaper
  • ✓ The brand is recognisable at every touchpoint
How long does a UI/UX project in Figma take?+

It depends on complexity:

Landing page / simple app
1–2 weeks
Mid-size app (10–20 screens)
3–5 weeks
Complex product (30+ screens + design system)
6–12 weeks

Before we start you get a schedule with specific stages and deadlines.

Can I edit the design myself after launch?+

Yes — the Figma files are yours. You get full edit access to the project. I include component documentation and a short video explaining the file structure so you can make changes yourself. I also offer consulting hours if you need help.

What tools do you use?+
Design:
Figma (UI, prototypes, design system, FigJam for UX)
Implementation:
Webflow, HTML/CSS, JavaScript
Automations:
Make.com, API REST
Project management:
Notion, Linear, Slack
Testing and analytics:
Hotjar, Google Analytics, Lighthouse
How can I order a similar project?+

The fastest way is a free consultation — we book a 30-minute online call, go through the scope and needs, and I send a quote within 24–48h. You can also fill in the contact form — describe the project and expectations, and I’ll reply as soon as possible.

5_Work together

Designed in Figma, brought to life in Webflow and Shopify

I build modern websites that combine thoughtful design with smooth performance. I specialise in end-to-end projects – from the first sketch in Figma to a fully working site in Webflow and Shopify.