Every product page decision has a job to do before someone ever reaches checkout. On the SeneGenc...Every product page decision has a job to do before someone ever reaches checkout. On the SeneGenc...
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Patrick Lopes
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Every product page decision has a job to do before someone ever reaches checkout. On the SeneGence PDP, the job was simple to state and hard to execute: help someone choose a shade with confidence.
That meant building the color swatch grid as the primary interaction, not a secondary detail, with limited edition tags called out clearly so nobody's disappointed after checkout. Related shades and complementary products show up right below, so discovery doesn't dead-end at one product.
On the listing page, filters had to hold up across dozens of SKUs. Mobile users get a filter drawer with chips for active selections. Nothing gets buried behind a menu they'll forget to check.
Case study here: patlopes.com/case/senegence-redesign
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