Evidence available
The public storefront and supplied screenshots show the customer and administration interfaces. They do not establish sales growth, order volume or independent security validation.
The operating constraints
- Keep the public shopping and booking experience visually distinctive on mobile
- Make day-to-day catalogue, order, content, and people tasks clear to non-technical operators
- Allow brand changes without requiring a code release
Digigen’s role
Storefront planning, interface design, web development and a custom administration workspace.
Design and delivery decisions
- Designed the customer-facing fitness, booking, and activewear experience around Nomadic Gym’s energetic visual identity
- Built an Admin Studio for products, paid and pending orders, editorial content, team and coach profiles, member accounts, and administrator access
- Added a live brand customiser with four presets, custom colour controls, and an immediate interface preview
The delivered scope
A fitness storefront paired with an administration workspace for products, orders, content, people and brand settings.
What the workflow enables
The supplied admin views bring catalogue changes, order records, publishing, team information and brand settings into one workspace. The case study documents that scope rather than a measured sales result.
Technical approach
Responsive storefront, product and order administration, content tools and theme controls.
Possible next steps
Validate the complete operating workflow and support needs before extending subscriptions, member features or fulfilment reporting.
Does your team face a similar problem?
Describe the workflow, the people involved and the change you need. We will help you decide what to investigate before committing to a build.
