Shoe Store Project

A modern footwear e-commerce experience

Shoe product

Project Overview

ShoeStore is a concept e-commerce UI case study focused on creating a clean, product-first shopping experience. The project explores modern layout techniques, subtle motion interactions, and mobile-first responsiveness to enhance user engagement.

Overview

The Problem

  • Many shoe shopping websites feel:
    • cluttered
    • text-heavy
    • boring product presentation
  • Users struggle to focus on the product
  • Lack of interaction reduces engagement

The Problem

Design Goals

  • Create a clean and minimal interface.
  • Highlight the product visually
  • Add subtle motion to improve engagement
  • Ensure desktop + mobile consistency

Design Goals

Visual & Interaction Design

  • Product-first hero composition inspired by modern footwear e-commerce layouts.
  • Interactive shoe motion used in the case study presentation to demonstrate depth and engagement
  • Rotation-based motion to create a subtle 3D illusion without heavy animation
  • Motion principles derived from real e-commerce patterns, such as hero sliders and product highlights

Visual Design

Layout & Structure

  • Product-first hero composition inspired by modern footwear e-commerce layouts.
  • Interactive shoe motion used in the case study presentation to demonstrate depth and engagement
  • Rotation-based motion to create a subtle 3D illusion without heavy animation
  • Motion principles derived from real e-commerce patterns, such as hero sliders and product highlights

Layout & Structure

Responsive Strategy

  • Product-first hero composition inspired by modern footwear e-commerce layouts.
  • Interactive shoe motion used in the case study presentation to demonstrate depth and engagement
  • Rotation-based motion to create a subtle 3D illusion without heavy animation
  • Motion principles derived from real e-commerce patterns, such as hero sliders and product highlights

Responsive Strategy

Tools & Technologies

  • Product-first hero composition inspired by modern footwear e-commerce layouts.
  • Interactive shoe motion used in the case study presentation to demonstrate depth and engagement
  • Rotation-based motion to create a subtle 3D illusion without heavy animation
  • Motion principles derived from real e-commerce patterns, such as hero sliders and product highlights

Tools

Learnings & Conclusion

  • Product-first hero composition inspired by modern footwear e-commerce layouts.
  • Interactive shoe motion used in the case study presentation to demonstrate depth and engagement
  • Rotation-based motion to create a subtle 3D illusion without heavy animation
  • Motion principles derived from real e-commerce patterns, such as hero sliders and product highlights

Learnings