Post by Regina A.

UX Designer

If your fashion e-commerce site doesn’t show how to style pieces together, you're not just missing a design detail, but you're leaving revenue and customer satisfaction behind. According to a Bazaarvoice report, 58% of consumers prefer to shop for apparel in-store because they can see full outfits and get styling guidance. This is something most online stores still fail to deliver. Instead of inspiring complete looks, many e-commerce experiences rely on "similar items" or "recently viewed", leaving users to guess how pieces work together. This design concept addresses that gap directly. It allows users to scroll through models while a dynamic product bar follows, showing exactly what each model is wearing in real time. It offers a more intuitive, visually engaging way to help customers discover full looks and shop with confidence. I used Massimo Dutti product imagery and built on layout concept inspired by Kingsley Orji. This prototype was designed during my son’s nap times, as a way to reconnect with thoughtful, user-centered design. Would this kind of experience make online shopping easier for you? #UXDesign #EcommerceUX #FashionDesign #MothersWhoDesign #DesignStrategy #ProductDesign #MassimoDutti

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