Customer
IDIOM
Customer Type
B2C
Industry
Boutique, Fashion, eCommerce
Technology
Shopify, nodeJS,MongoDB, AWS, Polaris, VueJS, J5
Time Duration
12 weeks
Our Journey with IDIOM
A bit about the client

IDIOM is an Israeli women's fashion brand that speaks an international language. From bridal and evening gown collections to everyday pieces, each item is designed with a minimalist aesthetic that feels luxurious without effort. The brand is sold worldwide – from Israel to the USA, Europe, Japan, and the UAE – with free global shipping. We built them a Shopify store that reflects the brand's level in every pixel – a clean design that allows videos and images to speak for themselves, a shopping experience tailored to different markets, and a visual language that rivals the world's leading luxury brands.

Main solutions we implemented:
  • A luxurious, minimalist, sharp, and precise design language that rivals the leading brands
  • Video integration throughout the browsing experience that enhances the user experience
  • Technical development optimized for iOS - code that identifies the device type and displays the ideal format accordingly

A design language that speaks luxury

When a fashion brand is sold in over 30 countries, design is its calling card. The customer entering from New York, London, or Dubai compares the experience to what she knows from Totême, Saint Laurent, or The Row - and there's no room for compromise. We built a minimalist, sharp design language that allows each item to speak for itself: a restrained color palette, delicate and precise typography, spacing that lets each element breathe, and attention to the small details that make the difference between a good-looking website and a luxurious one.

Video that transforms browsing into an experience

Clothes don't look the same in a still image and in motion - the fabric, the drape, the way a dress moves on the body. We've integrated video throughout the website browsing experience: from the homepage through collection pages all the way to product pages. Not as a decorative element, but as a tool that tells the story of each item in a way that a photograph alone cannot. The result: customers who feel they can almost touch the fabric through the screen - and this is evident in their time spent on the site and in conversions.

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