An online store design for a skincare brand

A woman spending €180 on a serum isn't shopping by price. She's shopping by her problem.

Services

  • UX/UI design
  • Visual identity
  • AI imagery

VeraBotanica sells natural skincare between €50 and €180, and the whole project turns on one question: what makes someone comfortable spending that on a brand she doesn't know? There was no photography and no budget for it, so every product image was generated in Midjourney, which freed the time for what actually drives a premium purchase.

Every page in the path has one job. The homepage builds credibility, the category page helps her find her product, the product page justifies the price, and the cart removes reasons to hesitate. Skin-type filters sit above the product grid, so narrowing the results is one tap. Four trust signals sit directly under the add-to-cart button, where the doubt appears. And the cart is two interfaces: a drawer that keeps the momentum, a full page for someone who has already decided.

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The VeraBotanica homepage, desktop and mobile. Header, collections, trust bar, botanical innovation section and FAQ.
The Creams category page. Skin-type filters above the product grid, desktop and mobile.
The product page. Four trust signals under the button, with Description, Details, Botanical origin and Application ritual below.
Both carts in one frame. The drawer with a free delivery progress bar next to the full page with an itemised total and a discount field.
Newsletter modal with a first-purchase offer, desktop and mobile.
Order confirmation: order number, delivery details and an itemised summary.
Post-purchase account creation: the prompt from the confirmation page alongside the sign-in and sign-up modals.

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