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Mobile concept for Madison, a fashion e-commerce store. I wanted the photography to lead, so the interface stays minimal: a serif logo, a quiet navigation bar and plenty of white space.
Full bleed photo with just a serif logo on top is the right call for fashion, the type lets the jewelry do the talking. Does the Best seller strip swipe sideways on mobile?
Thanks, Ivan! That was exactly the direction I wanted to take, keeping things minimal so the jewelry remains the focus. And yes, the Best Sellers section scrolls horizontally on mobile to keep the experience clean and intuitive. 🙌
Letting the photography lead with a serif logo and a quiet nav suits fashion really well, Octavio. Curious how the product page handles size selection in that minimal style.
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