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Herbal Supplements E-commerce Website UI — A/B Design Test 🌿
Two visual directions. One herbal wellness brand. Which design would you choose?
I’ve explored two different UI concepts for a herbal supplements e-commerce website, focusing on natural aesthetics, premium product presentation, and a smooth shopping experience.
🌿 Design A: Clean, fresh, and nature-inspired with a bright green palette.
🌱 Design B: Premium, earthy, and elegant with floating product visuals and botanical elements.
Both concepts aim to create a modern, trustworthy, and engaging online shopping experience.
Help me choose! 👇
Which design do you prefer — A or B? And why?
Would love to hear your honest feedback!
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I lean toward Design B, Lovepreet. The earthy, premium feel with floating product visuals suits herbal wellness better than bright green. Trust matters most when people buy supplements.
The overall visual direction and earthy green tones look great very fresh and fitting for wellness. That said is it just me or do both designs look the same?
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