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Miller Rock Racing

An e-commerce experience for Miller Motorsports focused on product discovery, brand identity, and shopping experience.

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Client

Miller Motorsports

Tools

  • Bootstrap
  • HTML and CSS
  • Photoshop

Categories

  • Design
    • UX/UI Design
    • Web Design

Miller Motorsports also known as Miller Rock Racing, focused on creating a more approachable shopping experience for motorsports parts and custom racing vehicle products. My role was to design and reskin an interface that supported online shopping while also showcasing the racers sponsored by the brand.

Built within the Web Shop Manager content management system at the time, the goal was to improve product discovery, navigation, and brand presentation within the platform’s existing constraints. Included here not as a showcase of current tooling, but as an early example of designing within platform constraints and balancing brand personality with broad audience accessibility which are challenges that haven’t changed much since.

Design

The client was looking for a masculine, clean, and modern design that reflected the motorsports industry while remaining approachable to a broad audience. While much of the brand naturally appealed to enthusiasts in their 20s–40s, the site also needed to feel comfortable for the older demographic who just wants to find a part and get on with their day. The challenge was finding a balance between edgy and approachable without losing the personality of the brand.

Product discovery became an important part of the shopping experience. Some users arrive knowing exactly what they need, while others prefer to browse categories, featured products, or learn more about the brand. The interface was designed to provide multiple paths to products throughout the site, making it easier for users to continue shopping regardless of where they entered the experience.

The client also wanted to highlight their sponsored racers, so a custom racer showcase was integrated into the information architecture. To reinforce the brand identity, the interface primarily uses dark neutral tones for a bold and aggressive feel, while the brand’s amber yellow palette is reserved for accents and call-to-action elements.

Development

The interface was built using the Bootstrap framework and integrated into the Webshop Manager CMS. While the platform provided a solid foundation for e-commerce functionality, some of the design and UX goals pushed against the limitations of its default generated content.

To work around those constraints, several elements were restructured and enhanced with jQuery to better support the intended shopping experience. It may not have been the most elegant approach, but working within the limitations of a CMS is often an exercise in compromise.

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