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Priority Shopping – Fashion E-Commerce App with 3D Try-On
I designed Priority Shopping to deliver a fun, intuitive, and engaging shopping experience, featuring a 3D Scan & Try-On tool that lets users see clothes on themselves in real time. Led UX/UI design, user research, and collaboration with product managers, engineers, and stakeholders, focusing on human-centered design, interaction design, and retention-driven flows.
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