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E-Medical Plant App — E-Commerce UI Design
Complete UI design for an e-commerce mobile app selling medicinal/health plants, created for a client. Designed the full shopping journey — including product listing, product detail pages, shopping cart, and checkout flow — focused on a smooth, intuitive user experience for online plant purchasing.
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