Product Card Revamp
Description
We've revamped the product cards to enhance the shopping experience and provide a concise display of key product information.
Role
End-to-end product design, design systems.
Designed for
YEMA & Co, all rights reserved.
About YEMA & Co
YEMA is consolidating as the first conscious supermarket in Mexico, where healthy eating is also delicious, and personal care has a clean and honest label.
Design Process
Used Design Thinking methodology to create this redesign.
Phase 1: Emphatize
Take into consideration our user personas:
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What do they want? Name, price, discount, reviews, format, etc.
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What do they expect? Clear and easy way to see the main info of the product
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What are their pain points? Difficulty to read, difficulty seeing the stock outs, difficulty to add to cart when using in mobile, etc.
Phase 2: Define
The problem:
Users are having problems reading the product's title, knowing which products are stock out, identifying discounts. Also, the look and feel did not correspond to the brand.
Benchmark:
Visited product pages of different sites in their desktop and mobile versions. Gather information on which is the main data and composition of the page.
Phase 3: Ideate
Information Architecture
Main information:
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Product's Name
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Product's Brand
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Price
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Discount
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Size
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Reviews
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Photo
Secondary information:
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Type of product
Phase 4: Prototype
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Packaged Products: Products that are sold by package (cookies, milk, shampoo, etc.).
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Bulk Products: Products that are sold by weight: nuts, gummies, almonds, etc.
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Weight/ Piece Products: Products that are sold by weight or pieces: apples, avocados, etc.
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Stock out Products: Items that are currently unavailable.
Phase 5: Test
Gather feedback from users by conducting usability tests with the prototypes. Iterate on the designs based on the feedback received.