Design decision poll 👇 Which product detail page layout would you prefer? Two different approach...

Design decision poll 👇 Which product detail page layout would you prefer? Two different approach...Design decision poll 👇 Which product detail page layout would you prefer? Two different approach...

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Obaid Ullah

• 2d

Design decision poll 👇

Which product detail page layout would you prefer?

Two different approaches. Two different page layout.

Which one would you ship and why?

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11 votes

Ends in 8h

MD Rafee Alam

• 2d

Voted Big CTA, on a product detail page the add to cart button shouldn't have to compete with anything else for attention. Small CTA reads more editorial but riskier for conversion.

Chidera Achu

• 1d

Small CTA

Amirul Hakim

pro

• 1d

Hai @Obaid Ullah those two are amazing works! What I like the most is frameless / full width image in small button options. But your larger button give it higher conversion in UX stand point.

Obaid Ullah

• 1d

Thank you @Amirul Hakim I just want to know what design makes more conversions. beautiful design with no coversion or less good design with coversions.

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Adekanmbi Adewale

• 1d

Big CTA, makes for good user experience.

Obaid Ullah

• 1d

Awesome

Obaid Ullah

• 1d

Awesome, insightful

Deepak Bhardwaj

• 8h

Cool design

Obaid Ullah

• 7h

Thank you

Vara Creative

• 7h

I would go with big CTA. Full width buttons are much easier to hit with your thumb on mobile which usually means better conversions. Though if conversion is the main goal are you thinking about adding a secondary "Buy Now" button above or next to "Add to Cart"?

Obaid Ullah

• 7h

Nice consideration

Thank you

Ch shahzad

• Jul 15

Need your honest feedback 👇

Which version looks more professional and trustworthy?

I'd love to hear your thoughts before finalizing the design.

A or B? And why?

Your feedback is greatly appreciated. 🙌

#UIUX #DesignFeedback #Figma #WebDesign #ProductDesign

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Devowise Studios

pro

• Jul 17

B gets my vote. The hierarchy feels clearer, and the overall composition looks more confident.

Oleksandra Marchenko

pro

• Jul 15

I already shared the first concept a few days ago, but I couldn’t stop exploring 😅

So here’s an alternative direction.

Which one would you pick?

Vote below 👇

Figma Web Design ecommerce

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45 voted

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Deborah Ayodele

• Jul 15

DESH Group

pro

• Jul 15

One of our older concepts that still stands out to us is Sentra Wallet.

At the time, most crypto wallets leaned into dark themes and interfaces that felt built for experienced users. We wanted to explore a different direction. Something brighter, friendlier, and easier to navigate without losing the feeling of security or control.

The goal was simple: make managing digital assets feel approachable. We focused on clear information hierarchy, intuitive navigation, and a visual identity that didn't rely on the usual Web3 design trends.

Looking back, we'd definitely refine parts of it today, but the core idea remains the same. Great product design isn't about making crypto look more complex. It's about making it feel easier to use.

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MD Rafee Alam

• 1d

Going brighter and friendlier for a crypto wallet is still the harder design problem, most teams default to dark mode because it's easier to fake secure. What was the biggest pushback from users used to the darker wallet convention?