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These are my design decisions & rationale:

Accessibility:

  • Decision: Employed a high contrast ratio between the vibrant red of the product and the white background of the product images and surrounding text elements.
    • Rationale (Accessibility): This decision aims to meet WCAG contrast requirements, ensuring readability for low-vision users. The stark contrast makes the product visually prominent and the text easily readable.
  • Decision: Intended to include descriptive alternative text for all product images, detailing the garment's features, color, and style from various angles.
    • Rationale (Accessibility): Providing comprehensive alt text ensures that screen reader users can understand the visual content and gain the same information as sighted users about the product.
  • Decision: Planned for clear and visible focus states on all interactive elements (e.g., size dropdown, quantity input, "Add to Cart" button).
    • Rationale (Accessibility): Visible focus states are crucial for keyboard navigation, allowing users who cannot use a mouse to easily identify the currently selected element and interact with the page.
  • Decision: Utilized standard and properly associated labels for all form elements (e.g., "Size," "Qty").
    • Rationale (Accessibility): Correctly labeled form elements are essential for screen reader users to understand the purpose of each input field and interact with them effectively.

Content:

  • Decision: Included multiple high-quality images showcasing the product from various angles and potentially on a model.
    • Rationale (Content): These visuals serve the purpose of providing a comprehensive understanding of the product's appearance, fit, and details, contributing significantly to the user's decision-making process.
  • Decision: Incorporated customer reviews and ratings prominently on the page.
    • Rationale (Content): User-generated content like reviews adds valuable social proof and provides potential buyers with insights from other customers, enhancing the functionality and trustworthiness of the page.
  • Decision: Included a concise product name ("Our Sporty Set") and price (Rp 869.000) clearly visible above the fold.
    • Rationale (Content): This ensures that users can quickly identify the product and its cost, serving the primary purpose of an e-commerce product page.
  • Decision: Featured a "You May Also Like" section with visually similar or complementary products.
    • Rationale (Content): This content serves the purpose of increasing product discovery and potential sales by suggesting relevant items to the user.

Usability:

  • Decision: Implemented a standard e-commerce layout with clear navigation at the top and product information logically arranged.
    • Rationale (Usability): Utilizing familiar design patterns allows users to navigate and find information easily and efficiently, enhancing their overall experience.
  • Decision: Placed a prominent and visually distinct "Add to Cart" button near the product information and size selection.
    • Rationale (Usability): This clear call to action guides users towards the primary conversion goal and makes the purchasing process straightforward.
  • Decision: Used a dropdown menu for size selection, a common and generally understood UI element.
    • Rationale (Usability): This pattern allows users to easily view and select available sizes.
  • Decision: Intended for the page to be fully responsive, adapting seamlessly to different screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).
    • Rationale (Usability): Ensuring responsiveness allows users to perform tasks effectively and enjoy a consistent experience regardless of the device they are using.

Presentation:

  • Decision: Opted for a clean and uncluttered visual design, focusing attention on the product images and key information.
    • Rationale (Presentation): A clean aesthetic improves the visual appeal and makes it easier for users to focus on the product details and calls to action.
  • Decision: Utilized clear and legible typography for product descriptions, reviews, and other text elements.
    • Rationale (Presentation): Proper formatting and legible fonts enhance readability and contribute to a positive user experience.
  • Decision: Organized the product information in a logical hierarchy, with the most important details (name, price, images, "Add to Cart") presented prominently.
    • Rationale (Presentation): A well-structured layout improves clarity and helps users quickly find the information they need.
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Cheeky’s fit is 🔥

Well done, Adinda! Thoughtfully processed, thoroughly designed. One quick thing I noticed is the full navigation line with dropdowns. I totally get the intention, it helps surface all categories and makes things more discoverable without relying on hidden menus. That’s great from an accessibility and inclusivity standpoint. Still, I can’t help but feel it comes across a bit cramped and visually dense, especially with so many top-level items shown at once. It might overwhelm users or make it harder to scan quickly. Maybe:

• Consider grouping some items under the same categories?

• or use a mega menu approach to structure the information better while keeping everything visible.

While scanning the menu, my eyes also paused at the top-right icons. What’s the reasoning behind showing them all at once? I’m guessing: wallet, wishlist, user account, cart, and search?

Then I landed on the “You may also like” section. The intent is clear: encourage product discovery and boost potential sales. But visually, it reminded me of Twitter screenshots, where each card has its own floating buttons (not sure if you get what I mean 😅). Right now, the “Add to cart” buttons in this section feel too floaty and disconnected from the products card they belong to. Perhaps you can try:

• wrap each suggested product in a light container, even a thin border with a slightly contrasting color would help. Though I get this may go against the style you're aiming for.

• or left-align the “Add to cart” buttons so they’re visually anchored with the product name, description, and price. Keeping it all consistent and scannable

Last stop, your footer: when I got to “Stay in the know,” my eyes stopped again. The centered alignment of the “Help” and “More” columns felt abrupt. Curious what the reasoning behind this layout choice was?

It gave me Greek temple entry with its pillars vibes 😄

like this: ⌛️[Help  Stay in the know  More]⌛️

Great job overall, this is a very structured and stylish piece!


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