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Taste Test
Icon cards for me. The little bouquet illustrations make the size choice easier to scan than the chips.
Thanks! I’m glad the bouquet illustrations made the size options easier to scan. That was the main goal behind this version.
Icon cards read faster at a glance, but chips scale better once you go past 4-5 sizes - card grids get cramped on mobile fast. If bouquet sizes stay in the S/M/L/XL range, icon cards win. If you'll likely add more (single-stem, seasonal, XXL), chips keep the layout stable and are easier to tap accurately on a phone.
Great point. For now, the experience will only have three size options, so the icon cards should remain manageable, even on mobile. But if the range grows, compact chips would definitely scale better. Thanks for the thoughtful feedback!
i think i con cards are easy to handle.
Thank you! I’m glad the icon cards felt easy to understand and interact with
the flower cards make picking easy. nice test
Thanks! That’s exactly what I was aiming for making the size selection feel quicker and easier
the icon cards are so cute, i've never seen anything really like it! those have my vote, hands down.
Thank you! I wanted the size selector to feel distinctive and add a little personality without making the choice harder. I’m glad it worked for you
Thanks for your vote! The compact chips definitely keep the interface cleaner and save more space, especially on smaller screens
Icon cards for me, bouquets are such a visual purchase that a scannable icon beats reading "small/medium/large" every time. Did the compact chips version convert worse in testing, or are you still gathering data on that?
Still gathering feedback for now, I haven’t tested conversion yet. This was more of a quick preference test, but I agree: since bouquets are so visual, the icons may make the choice feel more intuitive
compact chips for me
Thanks, @Nazar Koliano I can see the appeal the chips keep everything simple and compact
Icon card better clarity and easier to choose
Thanks, @Seemak Iqbal Agreed, clarity makes all the difference. Please follow me for more UX tests!
Icons always help the users imagine what they will get. It will help the business to convert more users to customers
Spot on, @Mohamed SF Visuals definitely boost conversion. Please follow my profile so you don't miss the next test!
Icon cards give user a pictorial illustration of the difference between the options provided for purchase
Icon cards won 79% here, and the real reason is probably that they double as a size preview — the shopper compares stem count visually before reading a label, which a text chip can't do.
Great breakdown, @Mark Barliet! Spotting the stem count visually before reading is a huge win. Please follow along for more UX breakdowns!
Honestly, the design looks a bit busy, and about the bouquet cards, I can say that although the first one is easy to scan and choose for the user, it takes too much space. The second one is more clear and saves more space, especially when the user opens this interface through the phone.
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