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LUMA – Skincare & Beauty Shopping App
Project Overview
LUMA is a modern skincare shopping app concept designed to make discovering and purchasing skincare products feel simple, elegant, and personalized.
The Challenge
Create a seamless shopping experience that combines product discovery, clean navigation, and premium visual aesthetics while helping users explore skincare products effortlessly.
The Design Solution
I designed a minimal and intuitive mobile experience with a focus on visual storytelling, product presentation, and easy navigation.
Key Features
Elegant welcome and onboarding experience
Clean product discovery and category browsing
Premium product detail pages
Clear product information and pricing
Simple add-to-bag interaction
Intuitive bottom navigation
Visual Direction
A soft sage green and warm neutral color palette, refined typography, spacious layouts, and high-quality product imagery create a calm and premium skincare identity.
My Role: UI/UX Designer
Tools: Figma
Deliverables: Mobile App UI Design, User Flow, High-Fidelity Screens.
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