Village Juicery
Fresh products, connected to local routines
A Toronto food and juice storefront connecting product discovery with local delivery, pickup and physical locations.
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Shop by product type
Juices, shots, cleanses and food have dedicated routes into the catalogue.
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Visible purchase choices
Featured product cards show size and pack options.
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Online meets local
Delivery, pickup and location information connect the store to everyday routines.
The brand and its customers
Village Juicery combines a food and drink catalogue with a local retail presence. Its website introduces juices, shots, cleanses and other products alongside delivery and pickup information.
Inside the experience
Featured products offer an immediate route into shopping. Product cards expose choices such as pack sizes and cleanse durations, while category links support a broader browse.
Location and delivery pages connect the online offer to the practicalities of getting an order. The site also provides wholesale information and links to its mobile app.
A useful design lesson
Local commerce depends on context as well as products. Helping shoppers find fulfilment information close to their shopping journey can make the next step easier to understand.
The live website also credits Propero.
A closer look
The experience, across screens.
Explore the details and the mobile view. Select an image to open it at full size.
Screenshots show the live website on the capture date. Sites can evolve after project delivery. Brand imagery belongs to the respective client.
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