I tried to inject a little personality into the limited writing in the design for the store. I wanted to reinforce what the user was doing on any particular screen, in this case logging in without just rewriting the action.

To fill my store I quickly mocked up some old designs onto tshirts. I liked the idea of certain items being given prominence without breaking the over-all flow.

More commonly used options are given prominence while options that are less likely to be needed are placed lower on the menu to keep from having an overwhelming number of links.

You never know when something will go wrong. This error pop-up gets the user back into the site as quickly as possible.

I couldn’t resist trying out Figmas vector network pen tool … thing. While I think theres a bit of work to be done with selection I absolutely love keeping more complex shapes as a single path.

This screen struck me as a little too minimal. Were I to continue working on this site I would love to include a small illustration to fill the space a bit.

The confirmation pop up appears over top of the product feed with it being visible behind. This prevents it from feeling like a dead end and instead funnels the user back into the site.