Adencys

Adencys was hired by a modest fashion marketplace to design their new website. The project was broken down into several stages, beginning with the creation of a wireframe and progressing through design inspiration and sample collection, design direction selection, and finally, the design process itself. This process spanned over a period of 3-4 months and was facilitated by a team from Adencys comprising of three junior designers, a senior designer, and a project manager. The selection of Adencys as the vendor was based on the impressive portfolio of one of their designers, Denis, found on Dribble.

A NYC-based footwear design brand engaged Adencys to develop a "Coming Soon" website and an e-commerce site for their brand, iRi, following a two-year hiatus during the pandemic. The vendor was referred by their marketing partner and was chosen due to their ability to capture the brand's design values without compromising the user-friendliness of the e-commerce website. The project involved an initial kick-off meeting, the submission of a design deck by the client, receipt of a project proposal from Adencys, and seamless integration with the client's Shopify account. The project was managed by a project manager from Adencys, with another contact person handling accounting and payment issues.

Adencys was contracted by a luxury jewelry company to design and develop their e-commerce website. The project, which began in June 2020 and is still ongoing, involved building a Shopify site from scratch. The process started with the design phase, where Adencys provided mockups and iterated based on the client's feedback. Once the design was finalized, the team built the e-commerce site, which features pages for each of the client's collections and allows users to filter products by various parameters. The client discovered Adencys through their portfolio on Behance and has invested between $50,000 and $200,000 in the project.