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While Amazon is highly optimized for conversions, I observed that the checkout flow can still feel visually overwhelming, especially for mobile users and first-time customers. The experience contains multiple sections, dense information, and distracting elements that can increase cognitive load and hesitation before payment.
My redesign focused on creating a cleaner, more intuitive, and conversion-focused checkout experience by improving visual hierarchy, simplifying information structure, and making the primary actions more prominent. I also aimed to reduce unnecessary scrolling and make the process feel more guided and reassuring for users.
The goal of the redesign was not just to make the interface visually modern, but to improve usability, reduce checkout abandonment, and increase user confidence during payment.
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