EaseBuy
Product Name: EaseBuy
Tagline: 🛒 The Seamless Way to Shop. Clean, Clear, Comfortable.
EaseBuy is a mobile e-commerce application dedicated to providing the ultimate clean, clear, and comfortable user experience. Built on a foundation of Minimalist design philosophy, we eliminate the visual clutter and complex flows common in traditional shopping apps, ensuring every transaction is swift, convenient, and reliable.
Key Features & Highlights:
- Minimalist Design, Relaxed Browsing: Ample whitespace and a soft color palette create a stress-free visual environment where product images take center stage, offering a truly comfortable browsing experience.
- Clear Structure, High Efficiency: The Home Screen features swipeable Category Tabs for quick navigation, while card-based grouping (in Cart and Messages) makes information instantly digestible. Core actions like search and management are always accessible.
- Transparent Flow, Built on Trust: From the Product Detail Page through to the Checkout process, all details—including price breakdowns, specific discounts, and shipping status—are presented in a modular and transparent manner, ensuring a reliable journey and eliminating user anxiety.
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This idea originated from a shopping experience I was going through—I simply wanted to select a piece of clothing. Still, from the moment I entered the homepage, the barrage of pop-ups and the various mini-games crammed into the overall shopping flow left me completely exhausted, to the point where I considered giving up on using the app for shopping altogether.
That experience made me think: What if I redesigned a set of flows, starting from my own ideal shopping process, using UX Pilot to help me?
Here's the prompt
Design Style & UX Goal:
Design a Mobile UI for an e-commerce platform. The aesthetic must be Minimalist, aiming for a clean, clear, comfortable, and stress-free user experience.
Visual & Authentication Guidelines:
- Layout & Whitespace: Emphasize ample whitespace and a modular, grid-based design.
- Color: Background is pure white/light beige. Typography is high-contrast dark color. Brand accent is a low-saturation, soothing grayish-blue. Subtle soft orange is reserved sparingly for key CTAs.
- Authentication Flow: Home Screen and Product Detail Page are accessible without login. Messages Screen, Cart Screen, and the Checkout flow require prior Login/Sign-up (8) authentication.
Core Screen Design Specifications:
| No. | Screen Name | Detailed Design Requirements |
| 1. | Home Screen | Swipeable Top Tabs: Home features independent sections (e.g., Super Deal, Flash Sale). Primary Categories are navigated via swipeable Top Tabs. Each Category view includes a dedicated Search Bar and Product List. |
| 2. | Search Results & Filtering | Filtering Modal: Clicking Filter opens a Modal covering 80% of the screen. The Modal must include a sidebar/side menu for quickly switching filter groups: Price Range, Shipping, Discounts, Popular Brands. |
| 3. | Product Detail Page | Top-to-Bottom Flow: Product Image/Video $\rightarrow$ Price $\rightarrow$ Product Name $\rightarrow$ Product Info (details pop up in a Modal upon click) $\rightarrow$ User Reviews $\rightarrow$ Q&A Section $\rightarrow$ Store Card (with Quality/Shipping/Service Ratings) $\rightarrow$ Detailed Product Graphics/Text. |
| 4. | Messages Screen | Categorization: Message list must be categorized by Store or Channel (e.g., Store A, Store B, Promotions/Assistant). |
| 5. | Cart Screen | Grouping & Actions: Products are grouped by store. Supports individual product selection or select-all for the entire store. Features a Manage button (for Delete/Move to Favorites) and a separate Checkout button. |
| 6. | Checkout Page | Information Flow: Top is Shipping Address Info (editable, linked to Address Management). Products are grouped by Store, showing Shipping Info and Notes field below. Price Breakdown details discounts: Vouchers, Store Discounts, Points Deduction, Official Reduction. Bottom features Payment Methods (Alipay/WeChat Pay/Credit Card). |
| 7. | Profile Screen | Hierarchy: Top section: Username/Membership Level. Next section: Service Benefits (Coupons/Points/Balance). Followed by My Orders Statuses (To Pay/To Ship/To Receive/To Review/Refund & After-Sales). Final section: Other Settings. |
| 8. | Login/Sign-up | Design a minimal flow for user authentication required to access restricted screens (Cart, Messages). |
| 9. | Address Management | Allows users to add, edit, set default, and delete shipping addresses, accessible from both Profile and Checkout. |
| 10. | Order Detail | Displays the single order's full transaction info, logistics tracking status, and the entry point for After-Sales requests. |
| 11. | After-Sales/Refund Flow | A step-by-step form guiding users to initiate returns/refunds, requiring clear prompts for evidence upload. |
I then input this set of prompt instructions into the UX Pilot dialogue box, created an 'Auto Flow,' and initially generated the wireframes for the corresponding 11 pages. Based on these wireframes and referencing my own shopping experience, I removed the sections that created extra interference in the overall shopping flow. I then chose to generate the high-fidelity (Hi-Fi) mockups on the final revised version.
User flow
All of the user journeys are based on my own shopping experience:
- Home Screen: Displays Super Deals/Flash Sales and some shopping recommendations. A tab bar allows swiping left and right to switch between different specific shopping categories.
- Search: Entering the search results page allows for detailed filtering options
3. Product detail: Next, on the Product Detail Page (PDP), the content is structured from top to bottom as follows:
Product Images / Price / Name - Basic Product Information - Product Reviews - Product Q&A - Store Ratings - Detailed Product Information
4. Shopping cart
5. checkout
6. profile
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Great job!!
Nice try!
This is just encouragement; reflecting on optimization from your own experience is a good perspective. However, the entire process seems to lack a bit of design consistency. Although I saw a few relevant descriptions in your shared prompt, that's not enough for a successful and effective optimization. I hope you keep up the good work!
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