Discovery & Research
We examined business requirements, customer journeys, operational workflows, and market needs.
- Business requirement analysis
- Customer journey analysis
- Commerce workflow analysis
- Localization requirements

Saudi Ceramics’ outdated e-commerce platform limited market expansion and created friction across shopping and operations. The new platform needed to support a diverse Saudi customer base while improving checkout, fulfilment, inventory visibility, and overall usability.
Key Pain Points
We examined the existing e-commerce experience to identify customer, operational, localization, and market-expansion requirements.
We reviewed key shopping and operational areas to identify friction across purchasing, fulfilment, and platform management.
Localized bilingual experience improved digital reach.
Flexible payments streamlined checkout.
Tabby, Tamara, Amazon Pay & Apple Pay.
Arabic & English expanded accessibility.
Created a fully localized Arabic-English shopping experience.
Reduced checkout barriers through multiple payment options.
Connected the storefront with Aramex for reliable fulfilment.
The localized Magento 2 experience expanded digital accessibility and created a smoother path to purchase.
Flexible payment options and a more streamlined checkout reduced friction during the purchasing journey.
Multiple payment methods gave customers greater flexibility and supported a more convenient checkout experience.
Arabic and English support made the store accessible to both native Arabic speakers and the wider expat customer base.
ERP and Aramex integrations connected core operational and fulfilment processes with the e-commerce experience.
Customized the platform around product, commerce, localization, and operational requirements.
Connected critical third-party and business systems. Payment gateways, Aramex, ERP, Data migration
Designed the experience for consistent access across desktop and mobile.

We examined business requirements, customer journeys, operational workflows, and market needs.

Translated requirements into a responsive, localized shopping experience.

Validated functionality, integrations, responsiveness, and stability.
Finalized storefront, product, checkout, payment, and responsive experiences.
Delivered wireframes, mock-ups, UI specifications, user manuals, and training materials.
Worked with developers to clarify UI behaviour, integrations, responsive requirements, and implementation details.