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After a 10 years of designing interfaces, I'm exhausted by standard e-commerce. We are still forcing users to doomscroll through rigid lists, clicking uninspired "Add to Cart" buttons. It kills product discovery and limits Growth Design.
So, I built something completely different: Cluster. 🔥
It’s an infinite spatial canvas that ditches the traditional product card. Instead of scrolling, users curate.
We shouldn't just design pages anymore; we should design spaces.
Check out the interactive prototype and let me know what you think of the vibe:
Interactive Prototype: https://cluster-ecommerce.figma.site/
Built entirely using @Figma
Clean and minimal design!
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