In the following four screenshots I want to demonstrate how an e-commerce UI can be redesigned for greater usability. Changes like these increase profit margins, conversion rates and lower cost per acquisition, without increasing the ad spent.

  1. Added a top header with some sale information.
  2. Added a logo and a call to action below it, it is a common mental model and pages that lack it seem suspicious.
  3. Made the main heading much smaller but still readable on mobile devices
  4. Added a short and concise subheading, with reviews and a call to action that feature a discount.
  5. Added a related image with a customer testimonial
  6. The new page is much easier to scan, features sale elements, and has a clear call to action that makes it easier for the user to navigate/decide.
  1. Added a top banner. It adds contrast, attracts attention, and features the sale that will end
  2. Moved the product image just below the navbar. The product title is now below the image.
  3. On the image, we’ve added another element that attracts the eye featuring the sale, and few other elements .
  4. The title is the biggest typographic element that attracts the eye and explains what the product is all about.
  5. Added the stars and reviews widget that scrolls the page to the reviews.
  6. Discount pill
  7. Strong contrast for the subscribe / one type purchase component
  8. Quantity change next to the CTA
  9. Big free shipping component
  1. Added a top header that features free shipping
  2. Added a logo and cart icons that improve customer brand trust
  3. Added a reviews link that once clicked will scroll the page to customer reviews.
  4. Increased contrast by making the hero section background white. Also moved the photo of the product down
  5. Added bullet points that simply explain the product features and benefits
  6. Added a clean big call to action button and featured free shipping