✨ Branding consistency isn’t just aesthetics, it’s conversion power!
When fonts, colors, tone, and visuals align across website, ads, packaging, and emails: it builds trust faster!
I try to design systems that connect every brand touchpoint, so every swipe, scroll, or click feels undeniably you. 🎯
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I'm not just selling a swab and a QR code.
I'm selling relief, clarity, and the confidence to take control of your health.
If my PDP reads like a lab manual, I'm losing people.
Here’s what converts:
✅ Clear: What’s inside the kit (without clinical overload)
✅ Reassuring: What happens after they send it back?
✅ Human: Testimonials that sound like real people, not lab reports
✅ Mobile-first: Most buyers are on their phone, feeling uncertain
People don’t buy health kits to collect data.
They buy to feel better, faster, design the page like I myself understand that.
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Most light therapy brands stop at “clinical.” White background. Specs. FDA logo. The end.
But glass is sensory. It’s about the warmth, the ritual, the result.
If I'm designing a product page for light therapy glasses, I'd:
Show how it fits into a daily routine (not just on a sterile face)
Use motion or glow effects to simulate the light response
Bring before/after emotions into testimonials (not just features)
People buy what they can visualize themselves in, not just what “makes sense.”
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I often get asked: “Should I pick beautiful design or high-converting layout?”
My take: You don’t have to choose.
Start with CRO-led wireframes
Layer your brand aesthetic after
Test visually bold elements only if they don’t hurt UX
Have you ever A/B tested a “pretty vs plain” version? What happened?