Site Design & Admin
- Timeline
- 2023 – ongoing
- Client
- SaySo
- Tag
- E-commerce, B2B
- Role
- Storefront systems, admin UX, Medusa customization

Challenge
SaySo needed a credible B2B and retail presence—visual systems that scale across brands, responsive layouts that hold up in the field, and an admin that matches how the team actually sells.
The stack is headless Medusa: flexibility is high, but someone has to own the glue—permissions, workflows, and the long tail of commerce UI. Design and engineering had to stay in sync so the storefront and back office did not drift apart.
- Brand-led merchandising with a consistent component language
- Operational complexity (B2B expectations + retail patterns)
- Exploration of AI-assisted workflows without compromising trust or control
Concept
We treated the storefront as a system: typography, spacing, and modules that could flex for different categories while still feeling like one product. Mobile and desktop were designed together so promotions, navigation, and product discovery stayed coherent.
On the admin side, we invested in clarity and speed for daily operators—fewer dead ends, clearer states, and patterns that extend cleanly as Medusa evolves.
Where AI fits, we focused on practical assistive flows: helping teams move faster with guardrails, not replacing judgment. The goal was leverage teams could adopt without retraining their entire process.
Lambda Curry members on the project
Team credits will be listed here.