Commerce + hospitality · Westport, Connecticut
Warden Brooks website design
Personalized products presented with color and character.
A vibrant website for Warden Brooks in Westport, designed to make personalized products and the spirit behind them immediately recognizable.
Project brief & approach
Bring the products and the brand into the same story.
Warden Brooks in Westport combines recognizable bag designs with a strong sense of color and personalization. The website needed to make that identity clear while giving visitors an organized way to explore its merchandise.
Wall Street banker bags, tote bags, and classic canvas bags provide distinct product families. Their presentation connects the form and character of the products with the wider brand. Company information, Journal, and news content extend the experience beyond individual items.
The creative work included product and lifestyle photography and video, as described in Warden Brooks’ published client review. Those assets give the website a consistent visual vocabulary across the brand story and product presentation.
What the work delivered: a coordinated website experience connecting product families, editorial content, and the company’s identity. The gallery above shows the homepage, company and editorial pages, and the different bag collections.
The project combines visual design, product storytelling, responsive presentation, photography, and video. It is an example of our e-commerce design work for businesses with a distinctive physical product.
“From the first meeting, Alan was beyond helpful and enthusiastic in helping our company completely relaunch our website.”
Design and development priorities
The details behind the website.
Website focus
- Brand identity
- Product storytelling
- E-commerce UX
- Responsive design
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