Quick Summary
The original static homepage (left) lacked responsiveness and modern structure, while the redesigned version (right) introduced mobile-first layout, improved visual hierarchy, and a more engaging user experience.
Visualizing the evolution of navigation concepts, these wireframes illustrate improvements in information architecture, layout clarity, and menu structure across multiple iterations.
This updated sitemap served as a foundational roadmap for organizing the UX design process. While simple, it effectively outlined the restructured content and user pathways for Fat Brain Toys’ responsive site.
The redesigned category page (right) improves layout structure, product card visibility, and filtering controls over the original (left).
A before-and-after look at the product page redesign, showing improvements to layout, CTA visibility, and responsiveness for better user engagement.
A side-by-side comparison of the checkout experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile, showcasing a consistent, user-friendly design optimized for conversion on all devices.
Mobile Cart Task Flow Wireframes – A visual breakdown of the mobile cart experience, illustrating how the task flow evolved to support simpler navigation, fewer steps, and clearer calls to action for mobile users.
Wireframes of the product page showing early layout structure, visual hierarchy, and interaction planning to support a mobile-first shopping experience.
This project showcased my ability to take full ownership—from graphics and UX to front-end development—on a high-impact e-commerce redesign that delivered measurable results and elevated the brand experience.