
In this redesign I talk about layout purpose, the entire layout design process, repurposing copy, Adobe Dimension for creating quality mockups, and more...
This is a redesign I did for Flux Academy's Instagram stories last year. See their highlights for more.
Lumecor is an Atlanta-based business that sells beautiful luxury candles designed for relaxation.
The candles are handcrafted, eco-friendly and made out of soy and coconut wax. They are paraffin-free (paraffin wax is considered harmful to the environment) and have an 85-hour burn time.
The current website was designed and built in Shopify. Check it out here.
Simple and reliable color pair that works with the message (premium luxury candles for relaxation). Black conveys elegance and sophistication while gold creates a feeling of wealth and grandeur.
We have lots to work with.
We'll be sure to leverage this by visually emphasizing the product in the hero section to create visceral appeal.
The composition feels dull and static in terms of balance. The type choice and color application feel unbranded. We'll be sure to add visual interest as well.
A good product web page should tell us what we need to know about the product, why we should care, and what we should do next in a graceful step-by-step fashion.
Including about and contact links in this hero section would also be beneficial.
This hurts credibility greatly. Your smartphone camera + an appropriate Lightroom edit can go a long way.
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I like this black background being lit by candles.
I love the classical proportions of this typeface (while also slightly contemporary)
The gold text emphasis adds visual interest + makes use of brand colors
We could just separate the navigation with white space but I think a white divider adds a touch of flair ;)
Other ideas I tried:
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A spatial system = your layout's rules
It all starts by picking a base number and letting all sizing and spacing be multiples of that base number. The layout below follows an 8pt system (I picked 8 as my base unit).
Notice how all the sizing and spacing numbers are multiples of 8?
32, 64, 224 are all divisible by 8.
This creates visual rhythm, creates consistency within the layout and removes any guessing on your end as a creator.
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Couldn't find a good product shot on the current site so I jumped into AD and tried to reproduce it with some dim lighting.
I took a screenshot of their IG profile picture (their logo) and used the “Image Tracer” Figma plugin to convert it into a an SVG that I can manipulate.