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Prominent product placement: The iPhone 15 Pro is the first product listed, and it takes up a lot of space on the page.

Clear calls to action: The buttons "Enter your home" and "Proceed to payment" are both large and easy to find. This makes it easy for customers to take the next steps in the buying process.

Simple navigation: The navigation bar at the top of the page is simple and easy to use. It gives customers quick access to the most important parts of the website, such as the home page, deals, and customer service.

Limited distractions: The webpage is relatively uncluttered, with only a few other products and promotions shown. This could be to help customers focus on the iPhone 15 Pro and make a purchase decision.

Overall, the design of the webpage seems to be focused on making it easy for customers to buy the iPhone 15 Pro. The prominent product placement, clear calls to action, simple navigation, and limited distractions all contribute to this goal.

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I'm personally a big fan of what you put together here. The design choices are clean and sophisticated, which is a big plus. On the other hand, there are a few things that may be distracting, such as including recommend items below, but you might have some data that supports this idea works. One small note is to improve the breadcrumbs so that the current page is differentiated from the previous. Great work!


The project is looking really solid and well-crafted! I'm impressed by the clean design, intuitive flow, and how well everything is balanced in terms of white space, colors, typography, and alignment. Plus, the microcopy is spot on—it's so seamlessly integrated that it doesn't add any extra cognitive load. Great job!


The design is very clean and minimal, successfully achieving a simple and clear flow for users.

The “In stock” label appears larger than necessary. Consider using a badge or a green checkmark icon instead, which would be more subtle and visually intuitive.

Regarding the product cards, I would recommend reconsidering the placement of the heart icon. Typically, it is positioned in the top-right corner, but here it competes for touch space with the scale icon. Additionally, since the scale icon is not a common feature, adding labels or a legend might improve clarity.

The “People also buy” section is quite prominent, which may distract users from completing their checkout process and potentially increase cart abandonment. Perhaps reducing its size or repositioning it could help maintain focus on the checkout flow.

It’s great to see that the design supports guest checkout, as many users abandon carts when forced to register. However, it currently lacks fields for entering shipping and payment details, which are essential for guest users without saved information. Including these fields would improve the overall functionality of the checkout process.


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