Business webshops are still often seen as somewhat boring and old-fashioned. Apparently many companies still have trouble communicating branding, user-friendliness and customer experience in a visually appealing way. Fortunately, we increasingly come across well-styled business webshops that look fresh and where the visitor is also thought of. View our top 8 here.
Conclusion: Even though the website of Firerock leaves some to be desired, we do applaud the effort they have put into their pinterest page. There they have managed to present their pictures in attractive and thematic images.
Conclusion: Grainger has a large and broad assortment, but with the right tools it knows how to keep the shop orderly.
Conclusion: The website of Leaseplan is clear and contains a lot of impression images. Moreover, the homepage is easy on the eye as it uses soft colors like orange, white and black. Are you searching for a new lease car? With the help of interactive filters you can easily find the right car.
Conclusion: Square delivers a point-of-sale system. The one-page website with a long scrolling-page highlights the product using videos, demos, customer cases and reviews.
Conclusion: Bouncepad is a good example of a webshop in which a functional product can also be displayed appealing.
Conclusion: Manutan knows how to intelligibly present their large and broad assortment with clear images and a stylish submenu.
Conclusion: Even though Blake envelopes is offering a not so sexy product, by means of visually attractive designed webshops and integrated social media channels, buying envelopes instantly becomes an attractive and engaging activity.
It is thus possible to combine a fresh design with customer experience in your corporate webshop. Are you curious how you can build powerful branding in your B2B webshop? Then read the article 'The power of branding in corporate e-commerce'.
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