Décorivva

To enhance product discovery and personalization, we introduced a dedicated Wishlist tab in the bottom navigation. This gives users one-tap access to their favorite items and lets them keep track of flash sales or price drops without hunting through the catalog. Additionally, our user interviews and usability testing revealed that shoppers often struggled to narrow down hundreds of décor options. In response, we designed an advanced filtering panel—allowing users to sort by category, style, price range and materialy. By placing these filters prominently on the search screen, we reduced time-to-find and increased engagement with long-tail inventory.

In addition to our full filter panel, we added quick-filter pills—like “Popular”—to reduce cognitive load and let users jump straight into browsing products. Beyond 'Popular' adding sibling pills like 'Trendy' or 'Special Offer' invites users to explore discoveries drive engagement and keep the experience feeling fresh.

Each product card carries a heart-shaped 'Wishlist' icon: tapping it adds the item to your personal collection, and any already-saved products display a filled heart (plus a 'Saved' badge) right in the list. This makes it easy to build, browse and manage the Wishlist without leaving your discovery flow.

We made a cost breakdown (subtotal + delivery + total) for price transparency. Shipping summary and delivery fee right under the progress bar keeps costs visible. I suggested to include a horizontal progress tracker to show the full checkout process: Billing - Delivery - Payment.