C16 Store Layout

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EPPM3363 PENGURUSAN PERUNCITAN

C16 Store Layout,


Design, and Visual
Merchandising
A164934 NAZIEHA BINTI NASIR
A171967 HARIHARAN
A182641 RAJA SHAHRULNIZAM
Store Design Objectives

Store Design Elements


Space Management

Visual Merchandising

Creating an Appealing Store Atmosphere


Store Design Objectives
Retail strategy Build loyalty Increase Sales on Visits
Target market Utilitarian benefits: Product, duration,
needs. locate & purchase and shopping.
Competitive with min hassle. Purchase decisions -
advantage. Hedonic benefits: Unplanned

enjoyable shopping purchases.
experience.

Controlling cost Legal considerations Design trade-offs


Maintaining the 1990 Americans with Efficient store &
srore's appearance Disabilities Act display.
Labor costs & (ADA). Rebalancing its
inventory shrinkage Protection - approach.
Flexibility - "reasonable access" Impulse purchases &
Competitors cause & "undue burdens". easy buying.
changes.. Adequate space.
Signage &
Layouts
graphics
Store Design
Elements
Store
Feature area
exteriors
1. Layout

Grid Layouts Free-form/boutique Layouts



Racetrack/loop Layouts

2. Signage & Graphics


Digital Signage
Call-to-action - Quick responces Managed & controlled network
Category - Identify types of products offered Enhance store's environment
Promotional - Special offers Variety of contents - less costs
Point-of-sale (POS) - Price & detail information

3. Features Areas
End caps
Dressing rooms
Walls
Promotional aisle/area

Mannequins Cash wraps


Freestanding displays
Exterior
signage &
store
design
Entrances Parking

Windows 4. Store exteriors Landscaping


Attract customers
Appealing exterior
Space allocated to
merchandise categories

Space Location of merchandise

Management categories

Determining store size


Space allocated to
merchandise
Space
productivity categories

Display Inventory
considerations turnover
Location of merchandise
categories
Special Category
merchandise adjacencies
Demand &
Impulse
Promotional
merchandise
merchandise

Videotapes of
Virtual-store consumers &
simulation spatial
Location of recognition
merchandise Planograms
systems
within a
category
Visual
Fixtures
Merchandising
The equipment used to
display merchandise.

Presentation techniques
Idea-oriented
Item & size
Color
Price lining
Vertical merchandising
Tonnage merchandising
Creating an appealing
store atmosphere
Lighting Color Music Scent Taste

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