Evnex brought me in to design and launch a completely new website and integrated Shopify store from scratch. I established a fresh visual system—color, type, layout—and art-directed a dedicated photoshoot to create assets that fit the direction. I led design end-to-end and partnered with developers to implement the full build. We also introduced a multi-step instant-quote flow (created with the sales team) so customers can price charger + installation and move straight to purchase with confidence.



Compatibility and comparison were core to conversion for Evnex. I designed a compatibility directory where customers select their car brand and land on a focused template explaining how it works with Evnex chargers. For those customers wanting a more in-depth look, a detailed comparison page lets them scroll through specs across each model so they can pick the right charger without second-guessing.



Previously, installation pricing relied on a Typeform and manual follow-ups. I designed a fully custom, on-site quoting flow that maps a comprehensive decision tree into a clean, step-by-step experience—returning a precise estimate and enabling instant ordering. Since many users start on mobile, I optimized the flow for a split-screen pattern that stacks elegantly on small screens, keeping context and progress crystal clear.




We rebuilt product pages to better tell the story—clear specs, lifestyle imagery, and direct links into the instant quote form. I also designed a custom storefront powered by Shopify that felt like an integrated part of the website. From any product page, customers can jump into an installation quote or purchase a charger outright—two paths, one visual language.


A component system that scales
Because the site was rebuilt from the ground up, I designed a cohesive component library to keep everything consistent and fast to extend—buttons, type scales, color usage, cards, tables, and interactive states. Together these elements created a unique visual style for the Evnex website.