OfferBuys
A name-your-price retail store — identity, bidding flows and browse.
- Client
- OfferBuys
- Year
- 2011–2012
- Role
- Contract Web Designer — end-to-end UX/UI
- Platform
- Responsive desktop web
- Disciplines
- Brand identity, UX/UI, E-commerce
Overview
OfferBuys asked shoppers to do something unusual: instead of paying the sticker price, make an offer. The interface had to make that mechanic feel as ordinary as adding to cart — price context, offer windows and the status of every open bid, always in reach.
The mechanic
Make an offer feel as easy as add-to-cart.
The Super Deal module is the heart of the store. It puts the evidence a shopper needs right next to the offer field — last sale and the 30-day average price — and lets them decide how long the offer stands: 24 hours, 48 hours or a week.
Sharing, wish list and comments sit in a quiet side rail, so the primary action never competes with them.
Compare
Same page, two people.
A first-time visitor lands on the deal. A returning member lands on their own activity — open bids and accepted offers, with offer expiry counted down — before anything else.


Merchandising carousels and the footer index — one reusable carousel pattern, paged and countable.
Wordmark and lockups — positive, reversed, and scaled down to the header size.