On Shoes Product Feed – Clean and User-Centric UI - On UI Breakdown

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Product Listing Feed
Microinteractions

Horizontal color previews improve decision-making

Users can swipe through multiple shoe colors right on the product card and even preview them instantly. This reduces navigation steps and supports faster product exploration.

Horizontal color previews improve decision-making
Information Architecture

Primary filters stay upfront, secondary tucked away

Gender-based filters like All, Women, Men, and Kids are placed at the top for one-tap access, while advanced filters sit behind the filter icon. This balances quick access with a cleaner UI.

Primary filters stay upfront, secondary tucked away
Clarity

Applied filters as removable pills

Selected filters appear as horizontal chips above the product grid. Users can see and remove them instantly without re-opening the filter panel, creating a seamless shopping flow.

Applied filters as removable pills
Minimalism

Minimalist design keeps focus on products

The interface avoids heavy borders, shadows, or visual noise. This flat, restrained design directs attention to the sneakers themselves rather than the UI chrome.

Minimalist design keeps focus on products
Visual Hierarchy

Product cards designed for quick scanning

Large, clean product photos paired with bold typography and concise metadata (name, price, new tag) make each card instantly understandable, helping users browse effortlessly.

Product cards designed for quick scanning
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