E-Commerce Marketplace UI/UX Overhaul
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m ready to move my e-commerce marketplace from a functional draft to a polished experience that truly impresses shoppers. The heart of the project is a user interface that prioritises advanced features while keeping the look fresh, modern and vibrant.
Key interactions to perfect include:
• Robust user-account management dashboards (on-boarding, saved addresses, order history, wish-lists).
• Personalised product recommendations that feel intuitive rather than intrusive.
• Deep, multi-layered search filters so buyers can reach the exact item they have in mind in a click or two.
I’ll share current wireframes, brand colours and a complete feature map. From there, I’d like you to translate them into:
1. High-fidelity desktop and mobile mock-ups in Figma (or Sketch/Adobe XD if you prefer).
2. An interactive prototype that clearly demonstrates complex flows such as sign-up, checkout and filter combinations.
3. A concise design system (typography, colour tokens, buttons, form components) so my dev team can implement the work without guess-work.
Acceptance criteria: every critical task—sign-in, product search, add-to-cart and checkout—must be provably completable in under three clicks or taps during our prototype walkthrough.
Timing is flexible within reason, but I’m aiming to hand designs to development in four weeks. I’ll stay available for rapid feedback throughout, and welcome iterative check-ins rather than a single big reveal.
Key interactions to perfect include:
• Robust user-account management dashboards (on-boarding, saved addresses, order history, wish-lists).
• Personalised product recommendations that feel intuitive rather than intrusive.
• Deep, multi-layered search filters so buyers can reach the exact item they have in mind in a click or two.
I’ll share current wireframes, brand colours and a complete feature map. From there, I’d like you to translate them into:
1. High-fidelity desktop and mobile mock-ups in Figma (or Sketch/Adobe XD if you prefer).
2. An interactive prototype that clearly demonstrates complex flows such as sign-up, checkout and filter combinations.
3. A concise design system (typography, colour tokens, buttons, form components) so my dev team can implement the work without guess-work.
Acceptance criteria: every critical task—sign-in, product search, add-to-cart and checkout—must be provably completable in under three clicks or taps during our prototype walkthrough.
Timing is flexible within reason, but I’m aiming to hand designs to development in four weeks. I’ll stay available for rapid feedback throughout, and welcome iterative check-ins rather than a single big reveal.