Design Summary
The UI frame presents a clean and generally well-structured product detail page. Key elements like the product image, name, and price are prominent. However, there are several minor inconsistencies in visual hierarchy and button styling, particularly concerning the "ADD TO CART" action, which is visually de-emphasized. Text density in the payment information also presents a minor readability challenge.
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Install Floto for Figma'ADD TO CART' button
The 'ADD TO CART' action is visually de-emphasized by being an underlined text link instead of a distinct button, which could lead users to overlook this key functionality or perceive it as less important than 'BUY NOW'.
💡 Recommendation:
Elevate the visual prominence of the 'ADD TO CART' action by styling it as a secondary button, making it clearly recognizable as an interactive element and a primary next step.
Product sub-details text (Wallet with chain, Style #)
The product sub-details, 'Wallet with chain' and 'Style #36252 OYK0G 1000', are presented in a small font size, reducing their immediate scannability and prominence in the overall product information hierarchy.
💡 Recommendation:
Increase the font size or weight of the product sub-details to improve their visibility and scannability, ensuring users can quickly grasp essential product context.
'ADD TO CART' button
The 'ADD TO CART' action is styled as an underlined text link rather than a distinct button, which reduces its visual prominence and makes it appear less actionable compared to the solid 'BUY NOW' button.
💡 Recommendation:
Consider styling 'ADD TO CART' as a secondary button (e.g., outlined button) to clearly differentiate it from the primary 'BUY NOW' button while maintaining its visual importance as an interactive element.
Payment options body text
The body text within the 'Payment options' section, particularly the detailed transaction information, is presented as a dense block of text without clear paragraph breaks or bullet points, making it less scannable and harder to read.
💡 Recommendation:
Break down dense text blocks into smaller, more digestible paragraphs or use bullet points to improve readability and scannability, especially for important policy information.
Product sub-details text (Wallet with chain, Style #)
The grey text used for 'Wallet with chain' and 'Style #36252 OYK0G 1000' has a relatively low contrast ratio against the white background, which might pose readability challenges for users with visual impairments.
💡 Recommendation:
Increase the contrast of the grey text to meet WCAG AA standards for readability, ensuring it is easily discernible for all users.
Cart icon badge in bottom navigation
The small red badge indicating the number of items in the cart might be difficult to discern for users with certain color vision deficiencies, although the number '2' inside provides some context.
💡 Recommendation:
Ensure that critical information conveyed by color (like the badge) is also communicated through other means, or consider a higher contrast color for the badge itself.
'ADD TO CART' button
The 'ADD TO CART' action, styled as an underlined text link, creates an inconsistency with the solid button style of 'BUY NOW', disrupting the visual harmony and professional polish of the action area.
💡 Recommendation:
Standardize button styles across primary and secondary actions to maintain visual consistency and a cohesive aesthetic.
User avatar in header
The user avatar in the top right corner, a realistic photo, contrasts with the minimalist and iconic style of other header elements (hamburger menu, logo), creating a slight visual dissonance.
💡 Recommendation:
Harmonize the visual style of the user avatar with the rest of the header elements, perhaps by using a more stylized icon or a consistent visual treatment.
Cart icon in bottom navigation
The generic shopping basket icon in the bottom navigation, while having a badge, might not immediately convey 'cart' as strongly as a more universally recognized cart icon (e.g., one with wheels or a more distinct shape).
💡 Recommendation:
Consider using a more universally recognizable cart icon to improve immediate comprehension and reduce cognitive load for users.