Design

Landing page
The refresh started with a seasonal concept that set the tone for the entire site. I wanted NatureWell's e-commerce experience to feel warmer, more editorial, and closer to the brand's in-store presence.
Visual mood: Soft neutrals, warm photography, and generous whitespace give the site room to breathe. Product packaging colors stay visible without competing for attention.
Layout direction: Full-width hero moments alternate with structured grids so the site feels lifestyle-led at the top and functional when shoppers start browsing.

Collection page
The collection page is where most shopping happens, so I focused on making product discovery feel calm and scannable. Filters stay accessible without dominating the layout.
Sidebar filters: Price, skin concern, routine, and scent filters are grouped clearly so shoppers can narrow results without losing context of what they are browsing.
Product grid: Consistent card sizing, legible pricing, and color-coded product labels help the grid stay organized even with a wide range of packaging.

Skin guide
The skin guide helps shoppers choose products by concern and routine, and recommends specific products based on skin concerns by highlighting key ingredients and the effects each product is designed to deliver. I designed it as an educational layer that supports browsing without feeling like a separate experience.
Guided browsing: Concern-based categories and routine steps give structure to a large catalog, so visitors can move from learning to shopping in a few clicks.
Brand voice: Copy and imagery stay approachable and informative, matching NatureWell's accessible wellness positioning.

About & blog
Supporting pages extend the same visual language across the site. About and blog templates carry the seasonal refresh into brand storytelling and content.
About page: A clear hierarchy introduces the brand story with photography and short sections that feel editorial rather than corporate.
Blog: Article layouts use the same type scale and spacing as the rest of the site so content pages feel native to the storefront.
