UX / UI case study
Jordan's Furniture — product page redesign
A redesign of a furniture product description page, built as a design exercise during an interview — taken from the live page through a wireframe to a polished, high-fidelity mockup.
- Role
- UX/UI design
- Context
- Interview design exercise
- Tools
- Adobe XD
- Type
- E-commerce product page
The brief
As part of an interview process, I was asked to evaluate and redesign a product description page (PDP) for Jordan's Furniture. The goal was to take a real, dated e-commerce page and show how I'd improve the layout, hierarchy, and shopping experience — and to demonstrate my process from audit to high-fidelity design under a time constraint.
My approach
I worked in three stages. First I audited the current page to find what got in the way of a confident purchase. Then I wireframed a cleaner structure — clarifying the product imagery, pricing, configuration options, and calls to action. Finally I built a high-fidelity mockup that applied a modern visual treatment to that structure. The progression below shows all three side by side.
Current → wireframe → final
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