SABICLOTH | A Lifestyle Website
Designing with a magazine-like UI offers several advantages, making it a strategic choice for creating a visually appealing and user-friendly online presence.
- Visual Appeal: A minimalist aesthetic, which emphasizes high-quality images and a streamlined layout. This approach enhances the visual appeal of your website, making it more attractive to visitors.
- User Experience: A magazine-like UI typically features intuitive navigation, clear categorization, and easy access to content. This improves the user experience by allowing visitors to find what they're looking for quickly and effortlessly, increasing the likelihood of engagement and conversions.
- Showcase Products: The magazine-style design focuses on large, high-resolution images and editorial-style layouts. This is perfect for showcasing products or content in an engaging and compelling way.
- Content Versatility: This design style is versatile, allowing you to present various types of content, such as product features, articles, lookbooks, and videos, in a cohesive and visually appealing manner.
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Some text colors do not meet the minimal single A contrast recommendation which means that even people without disabilities may have difficulties reading.
For me in the prototype only the side scroll was working. But I looked through the file and seen that probably the intended behavior is for the details to overlay the images on click/hover. On devices with pointers it's fine, bit on devices with a coarse pointer, there is no indication that the images are interactive.
In the overlay view, it may be better to overlay just the bottom part of the images and move the object in them slightly up, so that when the details are visible, people still see the product. This would improve the conversion rates.
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