Shopping that feels easy, from browse to buy

The problems I hear most
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Browsing that never becomes buying
Large catalogues and weak filters leave people scrolling without deciding.
- .02
Product pages that don't answer questions
Size, fit, delivery, returns. Unanswered doubts become abandoned carts.
- .03
Checkout friction
Forced accounts, surprise costs and long forms. The last steps lose the most money.
- .04
One-time buyers
Without a reason to return, acquisition costs eat every margin.
What good looks like in E-commerce
- Search and filters that match how people describe what they want
- Product pages that answer the doubts that stop a purchase
- A checkout with no surprises and as few steps as possible
- Post-purchase and loyalty journeys that bring people back
- A brand and photography direction that makes the products look their best
How I can help
Product & UX Design
Apps, websites and dashboards for products with real complexity underneath. I design the flows first and the pixels second, so the result is calm to use and straightforward to build.
Discuss thisBranding & Marketing
Identities that are easy to recognise and hard to forget, plus the campaign and AI-assisted graphics that keep them consistent once they are out in the world.
Discuss thisUX Research & Audit
Evidence before opinion. I find out what users actually do, where the product loses them, and which fixes will move the numbers you care about.
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E-commerce, asked often
Yes. I design within the platform's constraints and work with your developers or agency on what's custom and what's configured.
With an audit of the funnel: where people drop off, what they search for and what they ask support. The fixes are usually clearer than expected.
Brand identity, yes, and I can set the visual direction that packaging follows. For print production I work with specialists.
