Seavanna

What we did

• •We translated the marketplace idea into a set of mobile interface designs in Figma. The experience focused on the essential exchange: vendors need a clear place to offer seafood, while customers need a straightforward way to browse those offerings, find suppliers, and choose what they want to buy.
• •We structured the marketplace so the range of vendor offerings could expand over time. The design was not limited to a small, fixed seafood catalog, giving the concept room to support more products and sellers as the business develops.
• •We also considered geographic growth beyond Louisiana. By treating the initial local focus as a starting point rather than a permanent boundary, the designs gave the client a clearer way to present Seavanna as a marketplace that could eventually serve additional regions.
• •We guided feedback meetings so the client could describe priorities and react to the work in concrete terms. Focused conversations helped turn a broad business idea into clearer interface decisions and kept the design centered on the needs of both vendors and customers.
• •Using Figma and Adobe Illustrator, we prepared a polished set of visuals for pitch decks, investor discussions, and pitch competitions. The final designs gave the client a tangible way to explain how the proposed marketplace would work while seeking support for development.