"Oh Your Lash" first review
Gregor Ojstersek
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Gregor Ojstersek
Interesting one pager! It's great how you managed to put all the key information on a single page. The informations provided are really strait to the point.
Also you have managed to pull of the e-commerce aspect with the checkout page on a left sidebar with a single payment option. I like it.
The user can easily find all the needed informations very quickly and order the products with the same level of quickness.
As far as the UX, I think you guys have done a great job. Also for the UI, I think you have managed to made a nice interface for your targeted audience. Maybe you could put more animations here and there, like more event driven animations - scrolling, hover, focus, click.
My only concern is how this would scale if your client would like to add more products or categories. But for now, I think you have made a nice simple and effective one pager. Great!
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Today Design
Today Design
We shall take that on board in the future but as mentioned before, the client was not too keen on animations as they felt their product/site was not about that and there was no benefit to having or not having animations. The use sees them and instantly forgets them.
Maxim Aginsky
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Maxim Aginsky
Sure. I simply fell in love with the formula - "event driven animations" :)
Today Design
Today Design
Thank you for your comments .
Maxim Aginsky
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Maxim Aginsky
Absolutely agree with Gregor's "put more animations... like more event driven animations", I had same feeling right at the home screen. It is common thing and routine that you show some "give the cue" that helps user understand that there is more content and you welcome to scroll down. This "give the cue" in case of "Oh Your Lash" is transfers opposite message, without animation it feels like point at the end of sentence. Static graphic at the bottom of the home screen creates a feeling of the end and not inviting you to make any further actions. Actually this is very interesting experience of how tiny design detail can have such a major effect on whole work.
I think that Gregor's "event driven animations" is best tip you can get!
Cheers
Today Design
Today Design
Thank you for your kind words. To be honest the client was not keen on a lot movements and animations as they said it did not serve the purpose. As for the additional products adding them should not be that hard but you never know ;-)
Thanks again.
