FountainDepot UX & Mobile Overhaul
Budget: $250 – $750 CAD
FountainDepot.com is already live and taking orders, yet several experience gaps remain that hold back conversions. My first and most pressing objective is rock-solid mobile responsiveness—especially the navigation menu, which currently frustrates shoppers on smaller screens. Alongside that, I want a fresher, more conversion-focused desktop layout, smoother UI interactions, faster page loads, and clearer product-to-checkout flow.
Here is the scope in practical terms:
• Re-engineer the mobile nav so it feels instant, intuitive, and thumb-friendly.
• Apply a unified responsive grid and typography system that keeps every page readable and attractive from phone to widescreen monitor.
• Modernise product pages and the checkout so key actions are obvious, form fields auto-align, and load times beat current benchmarks.
• Polish the overall look—subtle animations, consistent iconography, balanced white space—without bloating the codebase.
• Audit speed, implement lazy loading or code splitting where it brings measurable gains, then retest.
Please send a detailed project proposal outlining your process, relevant experience, and the checkpoints you would use to prove the upgrades work in production. I will compare proposals on clarity of approach, tangible UX metrics you target, and how you plan to keep the live store selling while work is in progress.
Here is the scope in practical terms:
• Re-engineer the mobile nav so it feels instant, intuitive, and thumb-friendly.
• Apply a unified responsive grid and typography system that keeps every page readable and attractive from phone to widescreen monitor.
• Modernise product pages and the checkout so key actions are obvious, form fields auto-align, and load times beat current benchmarks.
• Polish the overall look—subtle animations, consistent iconography, balanced white space—without bloating the codebase.
• Audit speed, implement lazy loading or code splitting where it brings measurable gains, then retest.
Please send a detailed project proposal outlining your process, relevant experience, and the checkpoints you would use to prove the upgrades work in production. I will compare proposals on clarity of approach, tangible UX metrics you target, and how you plan to keep the live store selling while work is in progress.