Helping e-commerce brands build customer trust
with verified sustainability data.
B2B
B2C
SaaS
E-commerce
Sustainability
Mar 2024 - Oct 2025
Role: Product Designer
2 full-stack Devs + CTO + 1 QA
Sales/Marketing team
Project Manager
Graphic Designer
My Role &
Responsibilities
Led end-to-end UX & UI from concept to production.
Designed & iterated all core features across admin, client, customer user roles.
Built from scratch a multi-brand design system.
Defined visual design language.
Partnered with cross-functional teams to align UX decisions with product goals & technical feasibility.



B2B Web Platform
For brands to get their sustainability data verified and configure it for public showcase.
B2C Experiences
E-shop widgets and QR-code mobile presentations for e-commerce customers.
Back-Office Tool
For Gratitude admins to verify client data and manage platform content.
Project
Timeline
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The work on this project followed iterative processes within an agile environment — collaboratively implementing feature by feature across design, development, and strategy.

Claim Verification & Display
Sustainable brands need a fast, guided way to prepare and get their sustainability claims verified — and have them displayed transparently on webpages of their products. That means a clear way of associating claims with products and understanding the requirements for the proof documentation that needs to be uploaded to substantiate claims.


The Widget behaviour in desktop and mobile browsers displaying sustainability claims
Approved claims appear instantly in the product e-shop widget with description, document proof, and a blockchain record. One of key design decisions made: introduction of multiple widget sizes (S, M, L), giving brands flexibility between a compact, layout-friendly embed and a larger, context-rich preview. It is optimized for desktop & mobile views.
Price & Supply Chain
Transparency
Brands often struggle to present their product journey and cost breakdown in a way that’s both trustworthy and easy to digest for customers.
With Gratitude clients can define Price Transparency (PT) and Supply Chain Transparency (SCT) for each product. These two modules are closely linked in both UX and logic — and are designed to make data input intuitive and updates efficient even for non-technical users.
The Widget behaviour in desktop and mobile browsers displaying Supply Chain and Price Transparency respectively
Price Transparency: Customers instantly see where their money goes with a pie chart graph and percentage breakdown with additional descriptions.
Traceable Journeys: Every step from raw materials to distribution is on display — complete with names, origins, suppliers, document & links. In case of large number of items or large chunks of information, these are collapsed and can be instantly viewed by expanding.
Presentation Configurator & QR-Code Stories
Product packaging have limited space — they can only fit short labels or certification logos, leaving most sustainability data unseen. For brands that invest heavily in transparency, this means their efforts are often hidden.
By adding a product-specific QR code that opens an interactive, mobile-friendly presentation, shoppers can quickly see the full picture: where the product came from, how it was made, and why it’s a better choice. In a store, that extra context can be one of deciding factors that drives a purchase.
The QR-code product presentation in action (demonstration)
The customer scans QR-code and an intuitive Instagram-like story opens: splash intro, product/brand story, video explaining the product/brand, a list of claims with details on expand, product’s price and supply chain breakdown. At the end of the journey user can leave feedback by rating the experience and share the story.
The interface is adaptable to any modern smartphone layout: from largest iPhones to smallest 320px iPhone SE.
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Measuring Success
Although formal analytics tools weren’t implemented during the MVP stage, the platform was designed with clear points for measuring adoption and impact:
17 sec — average time customers spent interacting with the widget (early engagement metric);
Widget engagement rate — % of product page visitors in e-shop who opened the widget;
QR scan rate — number of customers scanning product QR-codes in-store;
Feedback review — how many customers found the widget / presentation experiences valuable or not valuable, and how many does not give any feedback at all.
Proof document open rate — measuring trust-building behavior;
Feature adoption — 8 early clients integrated Claims, PT, and/or SCT; 2 also prepared QR presentations (though not yet rolled out on packaging).
These metrics would guide product iteration, highlight ROI for clients, and validate the platform’s role in influencing sustainable purchasing behavior.
Thank You 💫
If you have any questions left, feel free to reach out to me anytime.





















