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I recently redesigned @based mobile navigation to show how strategic designs can improve shopping experience and conversion rate.A few changes I explored:
Added a "Find My Routine" CTA to help first-time visitors discover the right products.
Surfaced Best Sellers to guide shoppers toward popular choices.
Added trust-building links to reduce purchase hesitation.
Introduced product thumbnails to improve scanability and navigation.
Small UX decisions like these can have a big impact on click-through rates, product discovery, and ultimately, conversions.
Sometimes the highest-impact design work isn't creating something new. It's removing friction from what already exists.
What would you have optimized differently?
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