Signet iOS App PDP

Product Detail Page

This is where decision meets emotion. The Product Detail Page had to do more than show a ring—it had to earn trust. But design gaps and unclear messaging made it hard for shoppers to know if a product was right for them. We designed a brand-neutral experience that told the story, answered key questions, and guided confident purchase across products and price points.

Partner

Signet Jewelers

My Role

PDP Architecture Image Gallery UX Pricing Stack Design Experience Strategy iOS Interaction Patterns

Built With

Figma Amor Design System Native iOS Components Variant Logic

Outcome

A high-performing PDP built for the modern shopper—fast and designed to convert.

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We led with imagery. Crisp photos and 360° views helped each piece shine—literally. From material options to ring sizes, every interaction was designed for touch. Price stacks, savings badges, and reviews updated in real time as users configured—supporting confident, informed shopping.

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The page unfolded in clear sections—product details, variant selectors, upsells, and social proof. Modular by design, the layout adapted to banner voice and campaign needs. Even expandable content like shipping or care instructions was designed to feel lightweight and legible on mobile.

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The page unfolded in clear sections—product details, variant selectors, upsells, and social proof. Modular by design, the layout adapted to banner voice and campaign needs. Even expandable content like shipping or care instructions was designed to feel lightweight and legible on mobile.


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Reviews grounded the page in reality. Star ratings, user-submitted photos, and verified-buyer filters added transparency and helped convert hesitant shoppers. Sorting tools and tag-based filters made community input useful—not just decorative or distracting.

Supporting Features