One of my earlier projects, created while taking a Figma course and exploring e-commerce design. This furniture store prototype features an interactive hero section, collections, product cards, and a concept for product filters.

There are many things I would refine today, but I still think it's a solid result for one of my first experiences designing this kind of product. Projects like this played an important role in building my design skills and understanding of e-commerce interfaces.

Augmented Reality Furniture Shopping App UI This Furniture Shopping Mobile App was designed to create a seamless and visually engaging shopping experience for users looking to discover, explore, and purchase modern furniture directly from their mobile devices. Traditional furniture shopping often involves complicated navigation, overwhelming product catalogs, and disconnected purchasing journeys that can frustrate customers and reduce conversions. The goal of this project was to simplify the entire furniture buying process through a clean, modern, and user-centered mobile experience. From browsing curated collections and exploring detailed product views to managing the cart and completing checkout, every screen was carefully crafted to reduce friction and help users make confident purchasing decisions. The design emphasizes product visualization, intuitive navigation, personalized discovery, and a streamlined checkout flow. A soft neutral color palette combined with modern typography allows furniture products to remain the center of attention while maintaining a premium and trustworthy brand experience. For clients, this solution can help increase customer engagement, improve product discoverability, boost conversion rates, and create a stronger digital presence in the competitive furniture and home decor market. By delivering a smooth shopping journey from product discovery to purchase, the app enhances customer satisfaction while supporting long-term business growth and higher sales performance.