The process
My first step was to immerse myself in the brand. As part of my process, I always go through the current digital experience to identify new opportunity areas, along with visual research across competitors.
I started working on the product detail page on desktop, then quickly moved to mobile. I built everything as flexible building blocks that can move and adapt based on the customer journey.
Ideas driven by insights
I started by immersing myself in the brand. As part of my process, I audit the existing digital experience to uncover opportunity areas, supported by visual research across competitors.
Design exploration began with the product detail page on desktop before quickly moving to mobile, building a flexible system of components that can move and adapt across different moments of the customer journey.
A simple “What if” mindset helps provoke ideas and opens up endless possibilities across different journey moments.
YSL Beauty Community
The concept sparked from the desire to build a living canvas of inspiration, powered by the community. Everybody could express their unique makeup identities through YSL Beauty products and share them.
Personalised Beauty Bag
Through a simple quiz, we create your beauty bag with key information on recommended shades, how to use them, and why they suit you.
The design is intentionally simple and clean, putting the product in the spotlight. A modular approach allowed content to adapt to each moment of the customer journey.
Interactive areas
Beauty is an area of exploration and expression. I start to explore different ways how costumers can explore an open canvas tailored to their expression.
CMR Opportunities
We also created CRM opportunities to include in the CX map. We covered every specific moment, from seasonal needs and special occasions to specific beauty concerns.
United Kingdom, London
Listening to: Parcels
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