Lowe’s Lawn Care

Brand Experience, UX, Visual Design

Enhancing Year-Round Lawn Care Engagement

Lowe's struggled to maintain year-round engagement with its lawn and garden customers across nine distinct lawn regions. To address this, they needed a solution that caters to regional nuances and customer preferences while providing consistent lawn care information and recommendations. We created a comprehensive design system for their marketing web app.

Our goal was to develop a design system to:

Ensure consistency across all touch points of the lawn care web app

Enhance user engagement and usability

Accommodate regional variations without compromising brand identity

Streamline the design and development process for future updates

The Result

The creation of this design system resulted in:


  • A cohesive and visually appealing user interface that reinforced Lowe's brand identity


  • Improved user engagement through intuitive navigation and clear information presentation


  • Faster development cycles for new features and regional adaptations


  • Consistent user experience across all nine lawn regions


  • Enhanced collaboration between design and development teams

Research & Analysis

We thoroughly audited Lowe's digital assets and brand guidelines, analyzed competitor design systems in the home improvement and gardening sectors, and gathered insights from customer 
feedback and usage patterns of existing 
Lowe's digital products.


Defining Core Elements

We established a color palette that incorporated Lowe's brand colors while introducing nature-inspired secondary colors within the app illustrations and developed an iconography style that was both functional and aligned with Lowe's visual identity.

Component Design

Identified key components needed for the web app, including navigation bars, questionnaires, recommendation cards, and article layouts, created modular, reusable components that could be easily adapted for different regions and designed components with accessibility in mind, ensuring they met WCAG 2.1 AA standards


Creating Patterns and Templates

Developed layout grids and responsive breakpoints to ensure consistency across devices, created templates for common page types (e.g., homepage, questionnaire, recommendations page, article page) and established patterns for user interactions, such as form inputs and button behaviors

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