Shopify Redesign for Labhamae: Enhancing User Experience

Shopify Redesign for Labhamae: Enhancing User ExperienceShopify Redesign for Labhamae: Enhancing User Experience

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Benjamin Rubio

• Jan 30

Shopify website redesign- Labhamae -Wellness brand

Labhamae is a lifestyle and wellness brand offering natural, handcrafted personal-care essentials. The client needed a smoother, more intuitive shopping journey, as the previous layout made it hard for users to explore products or understand their benefits. I redesigned the store with clearer categorization, simplified navigation, and a more modern visual structure to highlight their product story. The result is a cleaner, more guided experience that feels trustworthy and conversion-focused. labhamae.com

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Valeriya NōME

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• Mar 26

Working on a new project! 🍑🧊 Branding for ENSO energy, how do you like it?

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Alexander Owolabi

• Mar 30

This is really nice! Just looking at fills me up with energy.

Amanuel G.

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• Mar 26

What actually makes a design feel “minimal”… and not just empty?🤔 When I was building my own-site I was conscious of balancing minimalism with being intentional.

Mentally I am always thinking: What needs attention first? How does the viewed get instant understanding? What can I take away without losing the meaning?

I think minimal design works best when it’s doing something for the user, not just for aesthetics.

I'd love to know, what is your way of approaching minimalism without the design falling flat? 🔍

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Shireen Zainab

• Mar 27

Minimal isn’t about removing… it’s about revealing what actually matters.

Hardik Bhansali

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• Mar 26

Internet, but make it chaotic 🎨 When WTF by Nikhil Kamath gave us the reference for their website, they didn’t just want a portfolio they wanted the feeling of movie The Social Network. The "Shared Chaos" Experiment: You’re Not Alone: You’ll see 4 other cursors dancing around the screen with you. We’ve limited each "room" to 5 users to keep it intimate enough to feel personal, but busy enough to feel alive. Collaborative Graffiti: Equipped with good old-school MS Paint tools, everyone in your room can draw, erase, and mess with the same canvas simultaneously. Go leave your mark (and maybe erase someone else's) on the new WTF site footer at allthingswtf dot com