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We just rolled out some upgrades to our Pool Visualizer widget. Now, when a homeowner adds a feature like a spa, waterfall, swim-up bar, or diving board, an animated hotspot appears right on the design. Click it, and they can explore pricing ranges, customization options, and upgrade choices without leaving the page.
Instead of wondering, "What's the difference?" or "How much more would that cost?" they're actively interacting with the design and educating themselves.
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Wow Joe this is awesome, I just got hired for a Pool company and I will definitely be pitching this if thats alright with you
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Amazing.
I always give a client at least two options, whatever the task.
Each one packs in as many small tweaks as possible: color, size, count, or position of elements. So the client can either pick a finished version, or mix and match by telling me which element they like from each.
Example on an app icon below.
Which one do you prefer?
14 voted
70%
6 voted
30%
20 votes
Closed
02
Most furniture websites sell products. This one sells a point of view.
This e-commerce web design was built for a luxury furniture brand with a clear philosophy: not for everyone, just for you. From India, with intention. Every section of the page was designed to feel like a curated editorial rather than a product catalogue, because the people who buy furniture like this aren't browsing. They're choosing.
Curator's Picks. This Week's Edit. Just For You. Shop the Look. The content architecture guides, without pushing each section, to a natural next step rather than a conversion tactic.
Harbor Sofa. Luna Lounge Chair. Oakwood Coffee Table. Cove Lounge Chair. Every product given room to breathe against warm cream backgrounds and rich walnut photography that makes you feel the weight of the wood before you read the price.
The closing line says everything about the brand's confidence: "We thank our predecessors in the design industry. We'll take it from here."
A design that earns that kind of statement.
Does this feel like a furniture brand worth bookmarking? 👇
Tools: Figma · Jitter
#EcommerceDesign #WebDesign #FurnitureDesign #UIDesign #LandingPage #ContraFreelance #LuxuryDesign #ProductDesign
Cohesive minimal design, Great work!
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