Eyewear product details page (PDP) redesign
A high-impact page designed around the intricacies of eyewear shopping, considering both its fashion and essential medical role in daily life.

Brief
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Optimize eyewear shopping & adapt to business demands to boost sales
The details page, designed 9 yrs ago, falls short of growing business needs and inefficiently presents essential eyewear details. I redesigned the page to empower customers to make well-informed decisions around style and medical function to increase sales conversion.
Role
Lead Product Designer
What I did
UI/UX
System design
Motion
Platforms
Web
iOS
Solution
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Design for the shopper’s initial goal: To validate style
Building on past UXR insights, a shopper’s initial focus is style and self-appearance. I improved image discoverability (model and user-generated) and try-on options to boost validation.
Design for the shopper’s next goal: To validate fit
Once style preference is confirmed, a shopper validates if the frame fits their face width and shape. I improved browsing efficiency of width details by utilizing a dynamic and guided experience.
Design for the shopper’s last goal: To validate budget & prescription
With style and fit confirmed, a shopper shifts to price based on their prescription and lens preference. I elevated transparency around Warby Parker’s competitive prices along with all prescription and lens offered.
Design for a shopper’s common issue: Using an expired prescription
Glasses shopping with an expired prescription is common but legally not allowed with lens creation. I utilized the growing vision services to push shoppers to get a new prescription in-person or virtually.
Results
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16%
lift in sales conversion
7%
lift in Home Try-On conversion
9%
lift in add to cart completion rate