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CashItUsed

Website redesign and development for a used-electronics buyback service

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About the project

CashItUsed buys used, old and broken electronics – laptops, phones, tablets and more – for cash, then refurbishes or recycles them. The original site was built by us over five years ago and had aged: dated visuals, an awkward path to a quote and a code base that no longer matched how the business runs today.

We studied the market, competitors and how people actually sell their devices, then rebuilt the experience around a cleaner, faster journey. The result is a modern, easier-to-use site that keeps the brand recognisable and turns more visitors into sellers.

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How we did it

Old design
UI style
UI elements
Homepage
About page
Key pages
Mobile design

The old design

A refreshed UI style

Reusable UI elements

Fully reimagined homepage

The About page

And more key pages

Focusing on responsive design

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