Furniture Court
Long-time customer, Furniture Court were ready for a complete website overhaul, including a fresh new look and upgrade from their old OpenCart store to a new WooCommerce store.
Industry: Homewares
Furniture Court
The client
Australia’s largest independent bedding retailer operating throughout Queensland and New South Wales, the Furniture Court Group sells quality furniture with outstanding value through individually owned and operated franchises
What was required
The brief
Store finder
Enable customers to find their closest franchise operator with an easy-to-use store selector.
Evolve with the times
Modernise the online presence of Furniture Court to accommodate current markets and shopping habits.
Flexible functionality
Facilitate the ever-growing and constantly changing product range with the ability to easily mass update products and categories as needed.
Broad audience reach
Design a site that works seamlessly for the brand’s diverse range of audiences, from customers shopping online to franchise owners managing product ranges, prices and marketing collateral.
What MyWork did
The solution
The opportunity to redesign the website of a loyal customer with a growing business was a real pleasure for the MyWork team.
With a more modern and expansive layout, the newly designed WooCommerce site allows Furniture Court to more prominently showcase their full range and well-known brands like Zoletti, Beds R Us and La-Z-Boy.
To make the ecommerce store easier and more efficient for customers to use, we added category filters incorporating price sliders and material attributes, and developed a store finder for a more localised shopping experience.
To improve franchise management behind the scenes, a restricted members only area with individual logins for franchise owners was developed as a resource and information-sharing hub.
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Client testimonial
Thanks to the entire MyWork team, I appreciate your skills in putting this all together!
Allan Collinge, Creative Service Manager, Furniture Court
Post completion