Fashion Storefront

The challenge

A fashion storefront is judged on the first screen. The product grid has to feel like a shop rather than a spreadsheet, while the cart still has to survive a customer wandering between categories and coming back.

What we did

1. 01

   Opened with an editorial collage rather than a single banner, so the landing page reads as a brand instead of a catalogue index

2. 02

   Kept the cart count visible in the navigation on every route, so the basket is never something the customer has to go looking for

3. 03

   Put best sellers in a horizontal carousel above the fold — on a first visit it is the highest-intent row on the page

4. 04

   Held cart state outside the page components so it survives navigation between categories

5. 05

   Built the product card once and reused it in the carousel and the category grid, so spacing and typography stay identical

• Category browsing and product listing
• Product card shared across carousel and grid
• Persistent cart with a live item count
• Best sellers carousel
• Responsive storefront layout