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Wearly - E-commerce Website UI/UX Design
A clean and modern e-commerce UI concept for Wearly, a fashion-forward clothing brand. The design focuses on editorial-style layouts, warm neutral tones, and a seamless browsing experience, from the hero section to product discovery. Crafted with attention to typography, whitespace, and intuitive navigation to make everyday shopping feel effortless and inspiring
Really nice visual direction 👌 Curious — how did you balance editorial aesthetics with conversion priorities?
Appreciate it! The goal was clarity first. I prioritized 3 core elements:
One primary KPI per section
Strong visual hierarchy (size, contrast, spacing)
Progressive disclosure for secondary info This way users get quick insights without feeling overwhelmed
That framework makes a lot of sense — especially one primary KPI per section. It feels like you’re designing for decisiveness rather than completeness, which is often where dashboards fail.
Appreciate it! The goal was clarity first. I prioritized 3 core elements:
One primary KPI per section
Strong visual hierarchy (size, contrast, spacing)
Progressive disclosure for secondary info
This way users get quick insights without feeling overwhelmed.
Amazing Design
thank you so much man 😊
Welcome! 😊
Love the visual of the design
Thank you so much 😊
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