The Home Depot
More Saving. More Doing. Online
The Home Depot had impact in-store, but online, where many consumers start, it did not. New tools and information met shoppers’ needs at all stages of the decision-making process. We designed ways to inspire, educate and facilitate shopping and track shoppers’ preferences. Instead of an extension of the store, the site lives as a way to connect with it.
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