Keep comparison consistent
Product cards use the same order for images, names, prices and actions. Filters provide a practical way to narrow a broad range.

01 / The idea
Gadgik brings shopping and repair into the same experience. Visitors can compare devices, inspect a specific product or begin with the model they need serviced.
The catalog uses familiar filters and product cards. Repair pages extend that structure with model selection, a description of the process and a clear route to an inquiry.
02 / In motion
Browse devices, inspect a product and find a repair service. Three routes through the same store.

03 / The experience
The shopping interface helps narrow the range. Product information supports the choice, while repair pages give existing devices another route through the site.



04 / Design decisions
Product cards use the same order for images, names, prices and actions. Filters provide a practical way to narrow a broad range.
The repair journey starts with a device model. It gives service its own route while remaining part of the store navigation.
Product descriptions, specifications and editorial content live alongside the shopping experience. Visitors can move from browsing into a closer reading.
05 / The mobile experience
The phone catalog becomes a compact grid on mobile. Each card keeps the product image, price and action together.


Gadgik. This case presents the supplied version of the website. Images and films are direct recordings, selected and edited for presentation; the cover combines actual desktop and mobile captures with an AI-generated background scene.
Displayed content, product information and estimates belong to the captured version.