Veer: Product Detail Page

The product page I designed was intentionally kept familiar and as simple as possible to allow for as much flexibility in product type as possible. Stock images were the simplest version but I wanted to provide as much value with the page as possible so I included some additions below the image. ‘More Like This’ has been recently adopted in search results and was pretty standard practice on other product pages I’d seen. With the new version we were looking to highlight more of the community aspect by highlighting photographers so that made sense as well. Finally, the first version of Veer identified when an image was part of a ‘disc’ but I suggested taking it a step further and included a filmstrip as an upsell.

Image collections were our least purchases product but provided enough value that knew we wanted keep them in the new version. On hover, the images could still be purchased individually or used to run additional searches. The image collections never reached into the hundreds so I suggested that we represent the collection in full as an image grid.

At the same time I was working on the product details, another designer was working on the modal purchase path which would be used to purchase images quickly and directly from places like search results. To avoid rework or conflicting functionality, I held off working on the purchase section of this page until we had the opportunity to collaborate and implement what she had already tested and refined from her work.

Font families were nothing new to Veer either, however I suggested some refinements in our functionality for testing the font. In addition I suggested we implement the ‘More Like This’ functionality here as well and include a new film strip for the font creator to support our community initiatives.