E-commerce for digital knowledge products
The central challenge was not simply to publish information online. The website had to turn a complex expert offer into a product experience that could be understood, compared and purchased without reducing the credibility or depth of the subject.
We structured the platform around the way the products are actually sold: clear product paths, individual resources, bundle options and a purchasing journey that supports both self-service buyers and higher-value professional interest. This gave the commercial model a digital structure before development decisions were locked in.
- Technology
- E-commerceWordPress
- Task
- StrategyUI/UX
- Team
- KristineKristapsArtūrs
- Development duration
- 1 month Live website

Brand identity and dizaina koncepts
The visual system was then extended into practical brand applications, including the website, digital communication, email signature and document direction, so HICE could launch with one consistent identity across its core touchpoints.
The UX/UI design was developed around the buyer decision process rather than a generic e-commerce template. Product presentation, bundle selection, content hierarchy, checkout and supporting information were designed as one connected journey.
Desktop and mobile layouts were planned in Figma, with responsive behaviour considered from the start. The goal was to preserve the premium, minimal visual direction while making detailed professional information easy to scan and the next action clear on any screen.
Custom bundle logic allows products to be grouped and sold according to the commercial offer, while protected digital downloads control how purchased files are delivered. Stripe payments, automated order communication and invoicing were integrated into the transaction flow, giving the customer a clear path from product selection to payment and digital fulfilment.
The result is an e-commerce system designed around digital intellectual property, not a physical-goods catalogue.

SEO and a digital foundation
The website was prepared with structured headings, SEO titles and descriptions, sitemap configuration and internal links between relevant commercial and informational pages. A blog and content framework was also prepared so future expert articles can build topical relevance and guide readers toward the right products and services.
Google Search Console, Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity were connected to support post-launch measurement, indexing checks and user-behaviour analysis.
The digital launch extended beyond hice-group.com. Brandsite supported LinkedIn profile development and Google Business Profile setup so the new positioning, brand presentation and core company information were consistent across search and professional social channels.
The content strategy was built to connect these channels with the website: expert topics can be developed for LinkedIn, expanded into search-led website content and connected back to relevant commercial pages through internal links. This gives HICE a repeatable content system rather than isolated posts and pages.







