Julian Tur
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Altatienda logo
Altatienda — hero
Role
Product Designer
Year
2024
Industry
E-commerce

Altatienda

At Altatienda, our mission is to make online commerce simpler, more transparent, and more enjoyable for everyone. We're building a platform that gives both buyers and sellers the tools they need to connect, grow, and succeed. Whether it's helping entrepreneurs scale their businesses or giving customers access to products they can trust, we want every experience to feel easy, reliable, and meaningful.

We believe shopping should be more than just a transaction—it should feel seamless, secure, and rewarding. That's why we're focused on creating an experience that removes friction, builds trust, and makes every step of the journey faster and more intuitive for both buyers and sellers.

At the heart of Altatienda is a commitment to people. We're constantly learning, improving, and adapting to the changing needs of our community. Our goal is to become the marketplace people choose not only for what they can buy, but for the confidence, connection, and experience they find every time they come back.

The palette

Purple leads, orange supports.

A confident purple anchors the brand — used for primary actions, key surfaces, and moments of focus. A warm orange plays the supporting role, cueing energy and human warmth across alerts, highlights, and secondary actions.

Brand

Primary

primary/lighter

color/purple/50

#F9F5FF

primary/light

color/purple/300

#BF8FFF

primary/default

color/purple/500

#6400E6

primary/dark

color/purple/700

#5000B8

primary/darker

color/purple/900

#330075

Secondary

secondary/lighter

color/orange/50

#FFF1EB

secondary/light

color/orange/300

#FCA17D

secondary/default

color/orange/500

#FA652A

secondary/dark

color/orange/700

#A93304

secondary/darker

color/orange/900

#371001

Background

background/default

color/neutral/0

#FFFFFF

background/primary

color/neutral/50

#F5F5F5

background/secondary

color/neutral/100

#F0F0F0

background/hover

color/neutral/50

#F5F5F5

background/disabled

color/neutral/100

#F0F0F0

Foreground

foreground/title

color/neutral/900

#141414

foreground/default

color/neutral/700

#262626

foreground/helper

color/neutral/500

#595959

foreground/disabled

color/neutral/300

#BFBFBF

02

Design Process

From discovery to delivery, the work moved through five phases — each grounded in marketplace research and pressure-tested against real buyer and seller flows.

Start
  1. 01

    Research & Discovery

    Talk to buyers, study sellers, map the marketplace.

  2. 02

    Define & Strategy

    Pick the problems worth solving, set a north star.

  3. 03

    Wireframing, UX Design

    Draft the journeys, pressure-test each tap.

  4. 04

    UI & Visual Identity

    Apply the system, make it feel like the brand.

  5. 05

    Presentation Design

    Ship the artifacts that get stakeholders aligned.

End

The product

Three movements. One marketplace, end to end.

From the first screen the buyer opens to the receipt that thanks them, the product carries the same brand voice — calm, specific, and built for two audiences at once.

  1. IHome shell
  2. IIPersonalised menu
  3. IIIPurchase flow
Altatienda — mobile home with search, location pill, product carousel, and bottom tab bar

I · Home shell

Open the app. The smile is the homepage.

A persistent search field anchors the top of the screen, and the bottom tab bar elevates the “Vender” CTA as a floating purple smile — the brand mark doubles as the marketplace's most important action.

Vender = the brand mark, doubled.

II · Personalised menu

It knows you. Or it offers.

The “Más” view morphs based on identity. Signed-out visitors see an invitation to register; signed-in buyers get a warm greeting and a path back to their profile — without losing the categories they came for.

Signed outAltatienda — Más menu, signed-out state with Entrar CTA
Signed inAltatienda — Más menu, signed-in state with profile greeting

III · Purchase flow

Seven screens. About a minute.

Four chapters from product to receipt. Delivery splits into three taps so the buyer never faces a wall of fields, and a friendly loader carries them through the only wait the system can't avoid.

  1. 01Product
  2. 02Delivery (×3)
  3. 03Process (×2)
  4. 04Receipt
  1. Altatienda — product detail page

    Product

  2. Altatienda — delivery options listed, none selected

    See options

  3. Altatienda — delivery option selected

    Pick one

  4. Altatienda — order review with payment and totals

    Confirm

  5. Altatienda — payment processing spinner

    Processing

  6. Altatienda — purchase confirmed checkmark

    ¡Listo!

  7. Altatienda — purchase confirmation receipt

    Receipt

Altatienda — website, tablet, and mobile mockups
Altatienda smile mark

Designed for buyers, created for sellers.

In closing

Altatienda was built to make online commerce feel less transactional and more human — calmer for the buyer, clearer for the seller, and worth coming back to for both. Across colour, type, and every product surface, the same idea carries through: a marketplace that smiles when you arrive, guides you while you stay, and thanks you when you leave.

From the library

One component, six states.

A live accordion straight from Altatienda's Panda UI Figma library — same tokens, same focus ring, same caret. Tap a row to open it; tab to it to see the brand-purple focus halo.

Accordion

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation.

↳ Tap a row to expand · tab to reveal the focus halo

Checkbox

↳ Tap the first to toggle · the second is locked

Button

Solid
Subtle
Outline
Ghost
Disabled

↳ Hover · click · tab to see hover, pressed, and focus states

Altatienda — social media post grid and profile
Altatienda — Instagram post templates and feed mockup
Altatienda — bottom banner

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