Soron

Directory · Local Discovery

A local directory helping visitors navigate a large physical technology marketplace.

A local shopping directory organizing stores, categories, and locations across a large physical technology marketplace, delivered with an Arabic-language interface.

A note on this case study

The selected projects were completed by Soron's founder while working as part of a previous company. Each case study focuses on the founder's verified responsibilities and contribution. They are presented as professional experience and are not represented as direct Soron client engagements.

Project objective

The project set out to make a large physical technology marketplace easy to navigate online — through a clear category structure, business profiles, and discovery pages that help visitors find the right store.

Approach & implementation

  • Directory architecture organized around stores, categories, and locations.
  • Business profile pages built for consistent, scannable information.
  • Local discovery journeys structured for mobile visitors.
  • An Arabic-language interface with RTL layout support.

Founder's verified responsibilities

  • Contributed to store directory and category architecture.
  • Contributed to business profile templates.
  • Contributed to local discovery journeys.
  • Contributed to the Arabic-language layout system.

Approach

  • Store & category directory templates
  • Business profile pages
  • Local discovery UX
  • Mobile-first navigation
  • RTL layout support

Business value & project contribution

How the platform is designed to work.

  • The platform helps visitors navigate a large physical technology marketplace through organized stores, categories, and discovery journeys.

  • Category and location structures reflect how visitors actually shop the marketplace.

  • Business profiles make store information consistent and comparable.

  • Language and layout direction are handled at the template level, so the same system serves both audiences.

What this experience informs

Directory growth comes from taxonomy and internal linking. Language and layout direction are template-level concerns, best planned in early rather than retrofitted.

A note on this case study

The selected projects were completed by Soron's founder while working as part of a previous company. Each case study focuses on the founder's verified responsibilities and contribution. They are presented as professional experience and are not represented as direct Soron client engagements.

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