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Designed a clean and conversion-focused product page for a camera e-commerce store.
The goal was to create a layout that keeps the product as the focal point while making key actions like purchasing and navigation feel simple and intuitive. I focused on hierarchy, spacing, and reusable components to ensure the design is both user-friendly and easy to implement.
This project helped me improve how I approach product visibility and structure in e-commerce design.
Open to feedback and available for similar UI/UX projects.
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