Korean Mobile E-Commerce UX

I’m enhancing an early-stage mobile shopping app built specifically for Korean consumers. The core layouts, colours, and cart logic already exist; what still needs work is the product-browsing experience—from the moment users land on the home feed to the point they tap “Add to Cart.” Navigation must feel native on both Android and iOS, match local shopping behaviours, and stay lightning-fast even on slower networks.

Your contribution should cover:
• User flow refinement that reduces the journey from discovery to cart
• Low- and high-fidelity wireframes in Figma (or Sketch/Adobe XD if preferred)
• An interactive prototype ready for remote usability testing with Korean-speaking participants
• A concise usability report with actionable insights and next-step recommendations

Acceptance criteria
• Every primary browsing path is no more than three taps deep
• Prototype loads on mid-tier Android devices without lag
• Hand-offs include organised Figma pages and a component library labelled in Korean and English

I’ll share current screens, brand guidelines, and user personas as soon as we begin so you can dive straight into iterative design.