Case study

Dlatot HaMoshav

A large catalog built like a product

Dlatot HaMoshav responsive mockup

A heavy-content catalog redesigned into a clear, fast, trust-first experience with a shorter path to inquiry.

How the information hierarchy behaves on real screens

From hierarchy to gallery: this is how the catalog stays clear on a tablet viewport.

After the trust-first IA was defined, these frames show how that decision behaves on a real tablet: opening, grouped navigation, deeper content, and the gallery grid.

Heavy catalogReal tabletTrust-first flow
Dlatot HaMoshav homepage in an iPad Pro mockup
Screen sequence
Site opening on tablet

The first impression feels like a premium catalog. Clear, calm, and precise from the very first screen.

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Before / After - same product, clearer experience

BeforeEntry door 02After

The focus was clarity, structure, and a cleaner lead path without losing premium feel.

A gallery/catalog with information architecture that makes large variety feel simple

Highlights that made the difference:

  • Clear categories and sub‑categories (tabs) so users get to what they need fast.
  • A trust path: real photos → renders, with clear context for each type of content.
  • Mobile‑first with smart image loading to stay fast on real devices.
  • CTAs + measurement along the journey (WhatsApp/form + key clicks).

Boutique presence: clear messaging + clean visuals that drive action

Highlights that made the difference:

  • A content hierarchy that explains the offer quickly and reduces bounce.
  • A clean design language that highlights the product (not noise).
  • Proof placed where it supports decisions — before the CTA.

A structure that guides users without walls of text

Highlights that made the difference:

  • Sections organized by intent, so the page feels ‘easy to scan’.
  • Mobile readability and spacing tuned for smooth scrolling.
  • SEO + measurement foundations to learn what works and iterate.

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