Armele

Armele

Category:

E-commerce Build + Digital Product UX/UI

Client:

UAB CGP Management (Armele Cosmetics)

Duration:

8 weeks

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Armele is a multi-brand cosmetics e-commerce store. The project focused on redesign the store on Shopify and improving the end-to-end shopping experience—product integration, UX/UI optimization (including mobile), search and filtering, shipping and payment setup, analytics, SEO foundations, and conversion-support features like abandoned cart recovery and promotional logic.

(MY APPROACAH)

The work was structured around making the store operational, faster, and conversion-ready: Shopify setup and product integration first, then UX/UI improvements (with mobile optimization), followed by core commerce infrastructure—filters/search, delivery rules, analytics tracking, and SEO recommendations. Conversion safeguards (abandoned cart recovery and promo/gift logic) were added to reduce drop-off and increase purchase completion.

(VISION & INNOVATION)

A modern cosmetics storefront rebuilt as a complete digital product—new UX structure and new UI system, designed for fast browsing, scalable content management, reliable discovery (search + filters), measurable performance (analytics), and conversion support (checkout recovery + promo logic).

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(CHALLENGES)

The previous website experience was slow and outdated, and it wasn’t supporting sales goals. The redesign needed to improve discovery at scale (filters/search) while working within Shopify constraints. Payment integration (Paysera) required client-side actions to complete, and some filter tuning remained dependent on platform limitations and final refinement needs.

(PROBLEMS)

  • Slow, outdated store experience reduced trust and usability.

  • The store was not generating the needed sales momentum.

  • The business needed a complete Shopify foundation: products integrated, UX/UI optimized, search/filters improved, delivery configured, analytics and SEO in place, plus conversion recovery mechanisms.

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(USER-CENTRIC DESIGN)

The UX improvements supported typical cosmetics shopping behavior (scan → compare → validate → buy) by improving mobile usability, strengthening hierarchy, and reducing friction in discovery and checkout. Search/filters and abandoned cart recovery were treated as core UX components to support faster finding, easier returning, and higher purchase completion.

(USER NEEDS)

  • fast product discovery via search and filtering

  • a smooth cart-to-checkout journey with reliable delivery settings

  • a modern, trustworthy shopping experience that works well on mobile

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