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If you were a client, which e-commerce app would get a 5-star review?
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The most underrated CRO move in ecom is optimizing for the person buying, not the person using.
Half the products sold online are gifts, recommendations, or shared decisions.
Most stores still write copy as if the buyer is the user.
The skincare brand that wins isn't just talking to the person who needs better skin.
It's talking to the partner who wants to surprise them, the friend who keeps recommending it, the parent buying for their daughter.
The supplement brand isn't just selling to the person crashing at 3pm.
It's selling to the spouse tired of watching them struggle.
The kids' product isn't selling to kids. It's selling to grandparents looking for the right gift.
These "shadow buyers" need different things:
Reassurance they're picking the right thing for someone they care about.
A clear "this is appropriate for them" signal. They don't know the user's situation the way the user does.
Easy gifting mechanics. Gift wrap, personalized notes, send as gift without manually copying addresses.
Trust signals that work for someone evaluating a brand they've never used personally.
They're more cautious than the end user.
Most Shopify stores ignore an entire audience: the one that buys without ever using.
Same product but different copy brief and basically way less competition.
I mainly design healthcare, fitness, and wellness apps.
Recently, a client asked me to design an online ticketing app on LinkedIn, something outside my usual niche.
I’m happy to say the client loved the design! 🎉
This project reminded me that good UX principles work across industries. Now I’m just hoping that great feedback comes with it. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Hi there,
I've recently completed a premium eCommerce store website designed for online brands, retailers, and growing businesses looking to increase sales and strengthen their online presence. The website is built with a strong focus on user experience, seamless navigation, and conversion-driven design to help turn visitors into loyal customers.
The store features a modern and visually appealing layout with product collections, featured products, customer reviews, promotional sections, secure checkout integration, and mobile-responsive design. Every section is carefully crafted to showcase products effectively, build customer trust, and encourage purchases.
With a clean, professional, and sales-focused design, this website helps businesses present their products beautifully, improve customer engagement, and create a smooth shopping experience across all devices.
Whether you're launching a new brand or upgrading an existing online store, this design provides the perfect foundation for long-term eCommerce growth.
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