Gate31 miniUX Audit
On Gate31’s desktop product page, a shopper could see the garment and price but had to recover the rest of the purchase decision from content that was hidden, overlapped, or separated from the buying context.
Find where the purchase context breaks
I reviewed captured product-page states and found that the product name lacked a clear heading, the fixed header covered content, delivery sat outside the purchase context, and the vertical gallery pushed supporting information down the page. I prioritized the product, its terms, and the next action while preserving Gate31’s minimal visual language.
Separate payment from order review
The cart served two intentions: pay now or review the order first. I recommended explicit Checkout and View cart actions, while keeping cross-sell and service prompts outside that choice so they did not add friction.
The audit produced a prioritized recommendation set; implementation and post-release impact were not measured.