NCR is a leading company in the Point of Sale or POS business. Historically it has focused its attention on well-capitalized businesses that are looking for enterprise-level support. In 2012 it launched NCR Silver, a POS system built for small businesses to compete against Square and other upstart POS systems.

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Recently, the NCR Silver team and the newly launched Digital Properties team made the decision to integrate their web marketing and e-commerce sites onto a single content management platform (CMS). Historically, NCR sales have been managed through a hands-on sales process. This makes sense when the customer is McDonald's or Target and a single sale will amount to millions in revenue, but is too expensive for small purchases from a new business.

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They want to close this gap with a robust web-based e-commerce experience tailored for the small business POS customer. The design must consider existing research and project requirements (see NCR Silver - Key Findings.pdf & NCR Silver - Business Requirements Document.pdf) while comparing competitor's approaches. The component elements of the design should be created in a way that can be reconfigured and reused throughout the NCR website. The experience should also take the best parts of competitors.

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Key areas of focus include: Product Pages, Guided Selling Page, Cart, Checkout, User Profile Page, Order Management Pages.