Centro Corona
Centro Corona, a retailer for the Corona brand catering to construction needs, required an update for their website. The website had not been refreshed in about 5 years, necessitating a modern and user-friendly redesign.
Client:
Corona
Client's Goal
Centro Corona aimed to give their website a modern look aligned with the renewed design language of the Corona Brand. Their focus was on delivering an optimal user experience for visitors. The main objectives were:
- Integrating a store finder with maps, geolocation, and filters to help users locate the most convenient store.
- Implementing a 5-minute form to guide potential buyers through remodeling their spaces, offering pricing estimates, visual inspiration, and scheduling appointments with representatives.
- Showcasing a gallery of award-winning projects executed by the store professionals.
What we solved?
Centro Corona faced several challenges before the website redesign. A significant hurdle was convincing the IT department that Webflow was the right tool for the project, particularly in terms of cost versus benefits. Initially, there was hesitation about Webflow's pricing and capabilities. Additionally, the website's entire UX needed redesigning, requiring a careful selection of content to keep or remove from the old site.
Our team provided solutions by demonstrating Webflow's advantages, including its affordability, ease of maintenance, and design flexibility. We meticulously crafted the UX, ensuring a modern and intuitive experience. A key feature we integrated was the store finder using Mapbox and custom code, allowing users to locate the nearest store with ease. This included advanced filters and geolocation functionality, ensuring a seamless and user-friendly experience. Ultimately, the Corona team was won over by Webflow, as it offered the self-admin capabilities they were seeking, making it the ideal tool for their needs.
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