Digital commerce

Forest Clay
Botanical Character. Digital Clarity.

Forest Clay brings a botanical product brand into a dedicated digital storefront. Product imagery, collection structure, and editorial content work together to introduce the range and make the shopping journey understandable.

forestclay.comPUBLIC WEBSITE
Forest Clay public website homepage
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The Business Context

A specialist product store needs to communicate both identity and useful information. Visitors should be able to distinguish collections, understand a product, and find the practical details of purchasing. The brand story should support that process without replacing catalogue clarity.

The Digital Experience

The storefront leads with the product range and provides direct navigation to essential oils, blends, home fragrance, the brand philosophy, and journal content. Product discovery sits alongside account and bag access. Customer-service and policy information are linked from the broader site, helping visitors find the details that matter before and after ordering.

Why This Project Is Relevant

Forest Clay is relevant to businesses that want an e-commerce site with a distinct brand identity and a practical catalogue. It illustrates how visual storytelling can coexist with clear categories, product information, and customer-service navigation. A similar approach can suit a specialist range where presentation and explanation both influence the buying decision.

A CLOSER LOOK

The Experience,
in More Detail.

Collection Navigation

Clear routes into essential oils, botanical blends, and fragrance categories.

Product-Led Presentation

A visual hierarchy that places the range and product identity at the centre.

Editorial Context

Brand philosophy and journal content connected to the shopping experience.

Customer Journey

Account, bag, service information, and shopping-policy access.

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