Warren & Wilde - Accessible Clothing Landing Page
For this brief I was tasked with creating a landing page for a fashion service. The page needed to meet user needs and engage them to use the service.
I created the fictional brand Warren and Wilde, an inclusive clothing designer that customizes clothing for people with disabilities or different needs. I chose calm, earth like colors to compliment the brand.
For research I conducted a competitor analysis to see what similar companies were doing and made a wireframe out off of my findings.
The final design is made for mobile.
Reviews
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I’ve added my feedback in Figma. Overall, the hero image and brand message are strong, and the layout feels clean. I’ve suggested a few tweaks around contrast, typography, and copy to make the design even more engaging.
Love the welcoming vibe here-colors and layout feel super approachable. You’ve nailed the mobile-first flow. Maybe add a bit more about the accessibility features and show some interactions to make it even more engaging. Great work!
The hero section clearly communicates the inclusive mission, and the earthy color palette gives a warm, approachable feel, with a clean mobile-first layout that’s easy to navigate; adding more details about accessibility features and small interaction previews could make the value proposition even stronger, but overall it’s a well-researched, inviting, and user-centered design.
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