Zumiez, Homepage Landing

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5 Comments

  1. #1

    Love the typography on this page. There is functional marketing that is still relevant, The thumbnails on the right are actually each of the four versions of the homepage hero. The hero here cycles through the available image.

    As a side note, I really love what Zumiez is doing with the Magento platform. They have a real beautiful store.

    Comment left August 31, 2009 at 9:55 pm
  2. Jon
    #2

    clear, impactful typography here. It looks really clean and inviting.

    Comment left October 30, 2009 at 9:10 am
  3. #3

    Thanks. We developed the site for Zumiez and worked hard to keep things legible, easy to find and brand appropriate. There are a few more examples linked from http://www.delorumcommerce.com.

    Comment left February 16, 2010 at 5:11 pm
  4. skd
    #4

    Zumiez’s website was developed by a company named Delorum (http://www.delorumcommerce.com). It’s built on the open-source ecommerce platform Magento. Zumiez is one of the fastest Magento websites I have ever seen.

    Comment left February 22, 2010 at 5:02 pm
  5. #5

    Worth mentioning; I find the typography, although strong; requires a lot of deciphering as casual glance. Even stronger than our English inclination to read left to right, is the order of operations in mathematics. The hero thumbnails make following the flow of the text even slightly harder than it were. Great contrast, great design, but this is ignoring a belief that landing users don’t want to read, they want to scan — in a scan this ineffectively conveys a message(all I see is ‘$85′). I think this type of design belongs in a newsletter. On a site, this fails as a call-to-action and/or advertisement with an exception to dedicated/repeat users.

    Comment left August 24, 2010 at 2:37 pm

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