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Case studyE-commerce
SKOBA
Thousands of one-off notebooks need more than a standard catalogue. For the SKOBA bookbinding workshop, we built a Shoptet store from its own distinctly playful design.
- Scope
- Store and configurator development
- Platform
- Shoptet
- Collaboration
- Design by SKOBA
Every notebook is an individual piece
The workshop makes unique products that cannot simply be grouped as variants of one item. Its previous store was not prepared for that structure.
SKOBA supplied the visual design. Our task was to preserve its workshop character and turn it into a working shop within Shoptet’s constraints.
A shop window instead of a long list
The central feature became the “flock”: a dynamically loaded strip of products where shoppers choose by cover, colour and mood. Each item links straight to its product page.
We added content interfaces, automated import of thousands of 360° photographs and a configurator for designing a personal notebook. Optimisation within the closed platform was part of the work too.
A store with the workshop’s signature
The result combines Shoptet’s shop-management tools with an unconventional product presentation. Customers can explore individual pieces and find their own without relying on a conventional catalogue alone.
We delivered the project on 29 October 2021. SKOBA’s team created the design; TwoDo handled its development and technical implementation.
I can’t praise working with TwoDo enough: excellent communication, meeting the agreed deadlines and quality deliverables. Thanks to the TwoDo team we can boast a beautiful, unique and functional e‑commerce solution.