Small moments, on purpose.
A couple of the small interactions I sweat over — the kind of details that don't show up in a static mockup but change how a product feels to use.
Hover Feedback
A lift-and-shadow response on hover — cheap to build, but it makes a static list feel touchable.
Toggle Switch
State changes should be visible and satisfying, not just a color swap. The thumb overshoots slightly on release.
Card Carousel Switch
From a checkout flow — drag the card sideways to flick between saved cards, or tap a dot. It tracks your cursor while you drag and springs back if the throw falls short.
Organizing a City Around Its Residents
Residents don't think in departments — they think in tasks. The homepage leads with the four things people actually come to do, then opens outward into exploring the city.
The camera pushes through it like a product reel — holding the full page, then moving in on the nav, the quick actions, and the Explore band so each layer of the hierarchy gets its own beat.
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A Deck You Flip Through, Not a List You Scroll
Instead of a grid, the collection sits in a fanned stack — closer to flipping through hung garments than scanning a page. Tap a card and it steps forward out of the deck; tap it again and the full listing opens from the bottom, cost breakdown included.
Everlane's whole pitch is pricing honesty, so the transparency table isn't a footnote — it's part of the product page itself.
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SEASONAL PANTS
The Pleated Pant
Vintage pleats, modern fit.
100% Recycled Wool Flannel
TRUE COST TRANSPARENCY