Product Detail Page Reskin

the business needs to give a fresh new look to the product detail page. With a condition though: we can't introduce new components or features, only UI updates allowed.

ROLE

Digital Brand & UX Designer

ROLE

Digital Brand & UX Designer

ROLE

Digital Brand & UX Designer

DESIGN AREA

E-Commerce

DESIGN AREA

E-Commerce

DESIGN AREA

E-Commerce

GO LIVE

Oct 29th, 2025

GO LIVE

Oct 29th, 2025

GO LIVE

Oct 29th, 2025

I. timeline

On the left column each component of the product detail page. On the right, the development roadmap together with user acceptance testing. Time allocation for design was 4 weeks.

II. scenarios

Shoes have virtual try-on, bags don't have sizes. Bathrobes have personalisation, tableware has a quantity selector.

Key product categories are mapped to make sure every variation is taken into account while designing.

BATHROBES

+Personalisation Label

+Personalisation Trigger

BAGS

-No Size Grid

+"Similar Items" Component

SHOES

+Virtual Try On

+Pre-Order

TABLEWARE

+Quantity Selector

+"Matching Styles" Component

III. ideation

It started with some benchmarks, continued with pen and paper, and then I moved to Figma

III. improvements

Key updates to single page elements

  • Image counter consistency with PLP
  • Product tag visibility
  • Spacing distribution
  • Colour Thumbnails instead of swatches
  • Size box dimension optimisation
  • CTA styiling update
  • Personalisation input styiling update
  • Fast Checkout CTAs
  • Accordion Drawer instead of Dropdown

IV. a b tests

Virtual Try On visibility, Size Grid selection, Accordion content layout are some tests we performed with this project. Below, a two-variants example for color selection:

CONTROL VERSION

Colour Swatches

B VERSION

Color Thumbnails

C VERSION

Bottom Color Drawer

C VERSION

Bottom Color Drawer

The C version won. It did not improve financial KPIs, but users enjoyed navigating the page for longer. It turned out also a clear preview of the product variation without having to load a new page.

V. presentation & stakeholders approval

It started with some benchmarks, continued with pen and paper, and then I moved to Figma

VI. accessibility check

To make sure all our users can navigate our website with no frictions

Colour Contrast

Keyboard Functionalities

Focus Element

Screen Reader

VII. developer handoff & bug fixing

After business and technical user story signoff, devs work begin. I delivered a Figma project file, with artboards divided for each story. This was a request from devs to facilitate the QA work. Once the developed component is ready we start testing it - Jira tickets are used for both bug reporting and user stories.

VIII. metrics

KPIs are constantly monitored, even after releases. Here's the most interesting ones:

+33%

+24%

time spent on page

time spent

on page

+4%

+1.8%

purchase completion rate

purchase

completion rate

-12%

-9.7%

bounce rate