Bloomora: Premium Floral E-Commerce UI Design in Figma

Bloomora: Premium Floral E-Commerce UI Design in FigmaBloomora: Premium Floral E-Commerce UI Design in Figma

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• Jul 10

Bloomora – Flower Shop Website UI

Bloomora is a modern desktop UI concept for a premium flower shop, designed to create a beautiful and effortless online gifting experience.

This showcase includes: • Homepage – A clean and elegant landing page with featured collections and seasonal highlights. • Flower Collection – A curated catalog with category filters and beautifully presented floral arrangements. • Product Details – A detailed product page featuring bouquet previews, pricing, delivery information, and a smooth purchasing experience.

The interface combines soft floral aesthetics, intuitive navigation, and a user-centered shopping flow to deliver a refined e-commerce experience. Designed in Figma with a focus on clean layouts, visual hierarchy, and responsive design principles.

Web Design desktopui flowershop Figma

Faraz Ahmed Baloch

• Jul 13

Amazing presentation and execution

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• 2d

Thank you so much! Really appreciate your support. 😊

Jan Mráz

pro

• Jul 8

6 amazing UI color combos, part 2

Neon Lime /C8FF3D/ + Violet Ink /2D1B69/

Burnt Orange /FC6C26/ + Vanilla /FFF4D6/

Warm Lime /CFFF74/ + Olive Ink /2F3A1D/

Electric Indigo /5B3DF5/ + Soft Lilac /E8DEFF/

Sky Mint /B8F7E4/ + Graphite /25272C/

Electric Orchid /E46CFF/ + Deep Plum /2E0F35/

✅ Save them for later reference!

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Boluwatife Delight

• Jul 9

This deserves more than just liking, this deserves to be featured! 🏆 Saved immediately. That Neon Lime and Violet Ink combo is screaming to be used on a high-energy SaaS web landing page.

Pixel One Design

pro

• Jul 8

Augie has no fixed interface of its own. It lives inside whatever system a logistics team already runs, which created a specific design challenge: how do you show something visually when the product has no fixed home?

The answer was to build abstracted UI that puts the brand guidelines into practice as a working chat interface. We aimed to show founders what Augie does in one glance without requiring them to read a feature description or sit through a demo.

Both light and dark versions are shown side by side. This was also a styling exercise. The visual language defined here became the foundation for every use case animation across the product, giving the entire website a consistent feel even though Augie itself appears in many different environments.

For a product that lives inside other products, making it visible was the entire design job.

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