One continuous retail flow
Listing, product detail and cart review work as one sequence, each screen narrowing the shopper’s choice.
Commerce interface | Shipped product
Líder: Product Discovery & Cart
A retail flow that takes shoppers from category navigation through product listings and product details to a shopping cart that hands off to checkout.
PROJECT AT A GLANCE
The essentials.
- Design focus
- Commerce interface
- Goal
- Product details · Cart review
- Screen focus
- Shipped interface
- Design intent
- Clear path from browsing to checkout
KEY DESIGN DECISIONS
Listings, product details and cart.
Three decisions shape how shoppers move from browsing to the cart.
Cart and checkout entry
The cart pairs an order summary with a clear onward checkout action, so shoppers review the order before moving on to payment.
Filters and variants
Filters sit on the listing and variants sit on the product detail, so each choice appears at the level where it matters.
Each of these decisions shipped in Líder.
Project
Focus
Which product and order details are visible before proceeding beyond the cart?
- Category navigation that orients shoppers in the catalogue
- Product listing with filters and consistent product cards
- Product details that group imagery, variants and purchase information
Interface
scope
- Category navigation
- Product listing
- Product details
- Cart review
Screen
Coverage
How the shipped screens connect.
Category navigationProduct listingProduct detailsCart review
Product Discovery & Cart
Category navigation
Category navigation gives shoppers a structured entry into the catalogue. Values shown are sample data.
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Inside the shipped product
Screens from the shipped product. Values shown are sample data.
Product listing
Product details
Shopping cart
Design
outcome
Each step from category navigation to the cart keeps the relevant product and order details in view, and the cart ends on a single, clear checkout action.