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I designed a vibrant and engaging eCommerce website for a diamond painting and DIY art brand. The goal was to create a playful yet structured storefront that reflects creativity while guiding users smoothly through product discovery and purchase.
The design highlights featured collections, custom portrait options, themed categories, and customer reviews to build trust and increase engagement.
ā Problem
The brand needed a more visually engaging and conversion-friendly website to properly showcase its wide range of creative kits.
š Solution
I created a colorful, well-structured eCommerce layout with:
Clear product categorization
Strong visual storytelling
Highlighted promotions & sales
Custom product showcase sections
Conversion-optimised product grids
Really well executed. The hierarchy and color system make the experience feel lively while still guiding attention effectively.
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