[Echo Design Group] Product Style Guide

Transforming product discovery to eliminate consideration-stage drop-off and boost conversion

ROLE

UX Designer

TEAM

UX Designer · Customer Experience Manager

TIMELINE

Jun — Aug 2026

TOOLS
Figma · Claude · Shopify · Klaviyo · Contentsquare

PROBLEM

How might we eliminate 65% consideration-stage drop-off?

A scarf is one of the most versatile accessories in fashion, yet most shoppers lack the knowledge to style it. Based on customer data in Shopify and Contentsquare, shoppers frequently enter an extended consideration loop, leaving the page to search for styling ideas and never returning.

SOLUTION

An interactive styling module directly in the product page:

By embedding styling techniques directly into the product page, shoppers instantly see product versatility in context. This validates their purchase decision right at the point of conversion.

A comprehensive encyclopedia for every way to style a scarf:

Integrating the Scarf Encyclopedia directly into the main navigation builds immediate context before shoppers select a product. If a specific style catches their eye, they can seamlessly shop by scarf type or purchase the exact item featured in the encyclopedia.

RESEARCH

I used Contentsquare and Shopify to understand our users.

Contentsquare mouse tracking indicated that shoppers are browsing images to visualize how the scarves can be styled.

Shopify sales data indicated that listings with more styled model photos performed better than those with static product shots.

DESIGN PROCESS

The product page module holds dense information in a small container.

Since the module's size is less than half the screen, I had to make sure everything was scannable and not too overwhelming.

Claude's ideations

The dual-navigation setup creates high cognitive load for casual browsers.

My final design

Shoppers are not always familiar with style names. Less visual noise invites the browser.

A/B/C Testing: The Encyclopedia is a whole page and holds even more information.

A.


The dual-navigation setup creates high cognitive load for casual browsers.

Version 01.

The dual-navigation setup creates high cognitive load for casual browsers.

A.


The dual-navigation setup creates high cognitive load for casual browsers.

B.


Expanding a card's steps disrupts the overall page layout.

Version 02.

Expanding a card's steps disrupts the overall page layout.

B.


Expanding a card's steps disrupts the overall page layout.

C.


Requires excessive vertical scrolling, making it difficult to scan all styles.

Version 03.

Requires excessive vertical scrolling, making it difficult to scan all styles.

C.


Requires excessive vertical scrolling, making it difficult to scan all styles.

Final Design


Combining overlay carousels for seamless browsing with a single horizontal filter for grid navigation.

Final Design

Combining overlay carousels for seamless browsing with a single horizontal filter for grid navigation.

Final Design


Combining overlay carousels for seamless browsing with a single horizontal filter for grid navigation.

REFLECTION

E-Commerce UX design taught me more than I expected.

Adapting UI density to user intent and attention bandwidth across discovery.

Different shoppers have different intentions, therefore different levels of attention. New shoppers need broad, educational discovery (Main Site Nav Encyclopedia) to understand the broader context of the scarves, whereas returning shoppers require lightweight, product-specific visual proof (PDP Styling Module) to convert.

Implementation and future impact

Leveraging Shopify metafields directly links the style guide to the specific product on view while improving overall SEO search visibility. Connected via Shopify and Klaviyo, analytics will track an increase in Conversion Rate and Average Order Value (AOV) driven by integrated email and website traffic.

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