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# Abrams Learning Trends Case Study | Pixeldust Interactive

> A structured digital catalog helped an education publisher turn a sprawling product library into a coherent commerce experience.

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Case study / Education publishing

# Abrams Learning Trends: Putting more than 1,200 learning products in order.

A structured digital catalog helped an education publisher turn a sprawling product library into a coherent commerce experience.
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Portfolio project image from the Abrams Learning Trends Work page or archive. Project portfolio image Product catalog and commerce

Client

Abrams Learning Trends

Industry

Education publishing

Project

Product catalog and commerce

Core technology

Drupal Commerce

01 / The problem

## What the business needed to solve.

Abrams Learning Trends offered a broad range of Pre-K–5 teaching resources, but its product groupings had grown difficult to navigate and maintain. Bringing more than 1,200 items into commerce demanded a taxonomy that would survive migration intact.

### The objectives

- 01 Make categories intuitive for educators

- 02 Preserve relationships among 1,200+ products

- 03 Support a responsive, maintainable storefront

02 / The solution

## A more useful digital experience.

Pixeldust Interactive developed a reusable product hierarchy, migrated the catalog into Drupal Commerce, and built two custom Drupal modules to address the project's requirements. A Foundation-based responsive theme and Pantheon hosting supported the new storefront.

01 / Commerce-ready taxonomy
### Commerce-ready taxonomy

A consistent hierarchy clarified how learning resources related to subjects and grade levels.
02 / Structured product import
### Structured product import

The migration preserved the product taxonomy across more than 1,200 entries.
03 / Responsive Drupal foundation
### Responsive Drupal foundation

Custom modules, Foundation styling, and Pantheon hosting formed an extensible platform.

03 / Business value

## How the work helped the business.

The work addressed a real challenge for Abrams Learning Trends—improving the experience for customers, teams, or both.

01
### Easier product discovery

Educators could explore resources through clearer groupings instead of navigating an inconsistent catalog.
02
### More reliable operations

A reproducible taxonomy reduced the work required to organize and maintain products.
03
### Room to grow

The architecture provided a practical basis for future catalog additions and commerce changes.

04 / Technology

## Tech stack & capabilities.

Technologies and deliverables from the historical project are shown as originally documented, including earlier-generation platforms where applicable.
Drupal Drupal Commerce Two custom Drupal modules Foundation responsive framework Pantheon hosting

The takeaway

The most valuable commerce feature was an information architecture that made a complex inventory manageable.
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