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Introduction

A problem is an opportunity for growth and to redefine things.

The LGBTQ+ community often faces challenges finding skincare products that cater to their diverse needs and celebrate their identities. Existing brands lack inclusivity in their marketing or product offerings, leading to feelings of alienation and a lack of trust.

Therefore, the problem is to develop a comprehensive strategy that attracts the LGBTQ+ community, builds trust in the brand's authenticity, and creates a user-centric experience that fosters customer satisfaction and loyalty.

Design Process

Snapshot of all the documents is provided, link for document is in the title of each snapshot.

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After the user base clear in mind. The next step was to start with competitor analysis. Summer Friday, Kielh's and glow recipe were taken as competitors.

Competitor Analysis

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Context Mapping

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User Journey Map

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Empathy Map

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Task Analysis

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Mind Map

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Affinity Map

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User Flow

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Information Architecture

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Final Design

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Prototype and whole Case Study

Thank you very much for giving me an opportunity and courage to start building projects.

Tools used

Adobe Illustrator
FigJam
Figma
Google Analytics

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The product photos really look amazing.

The use of the rainbow as a leaf shape is also something new that I didn't see anywhere.

Your research is also decent. But you could improve significantly on the UI design part.

It's not that hard all it takes is some practice (maybe a month if you work hard enough)

You are on uxcel so make use of this resource.

Good or bad, Feedback is something we designers have to get used to,

I made a submission for this challenge as well. Why don't you take a look.

Perhaps you could spot something that I missed out.

Thanks for the feedback. I guess I will finally start to work on my UI.

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