Design System for e-commerce

Hello, community! I’ll go straight to the point. Overall, today the digital market is full of ecommerce UI kits. Most of it catching the eye with style and effects, but rather weak practically. Seriously. Those kits are beautiful, but UX mostly inconvenient. No details about user flow, total absence of user feedback; no ideas about the complex usability, empty states and engagement mostly are not considered. I bet 87% of those UI templates will be never existing in the real world. After I finished my first design system project for Figma it’s now high time to move further to the niche product. Moreover, I wish to show to the community how I am applying the product of mine practically. Ecommerce niche is lovely! For at least 15 years of designing experience it’s a chance to summarize all my thoughts about online shopping experience as in the role of product designer, developer, entrepreneur and… ordinary buyer of course! I’ve started the research and reverse engineering to mobile and desktop products of the companies you are familiar with: Amazon, eBay, Aliexpress, Asos and others. The short brief • Aliexpress is complicated but positive for the end user. It’s well crafted with consideration of material guidelines and sometimes I was pleasantly surprised to met custom material components. • Amazon reminds me the earlier version of Windows 95 running on the outdated PC. But with strong suggestions based on big data analysis and some advertisement tricks while browsing deeper into categories. • Asos is straight directly oriented, quick and very simple because of the targeting. • eBay! Is my favorite now. Simply the best, clear, materialistic. No cons discovered at all. You can continue reading : https://medium.com/@kamushken/i-...

Best practices for searching, filtering and authorization patterns for your shopping application. New sections is completed now for eCommerce application kit : https://medium.com/@kamushken/ec...