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Helping Dreamers & Small businesses 2x 🚀 their traffic + profit with strategic Web, App & UI/UX design 😎 32+ clients served...

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Joined September 2012
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1/ Most product pages talk to the wrong person. Buyers on a product page are rarely strangers. They know jar sauce exists. Many know the brand. They're asking "should I buy this one, now?" I redesigned the top of the Saucerer product page with that in mind. 8 changes. A thread
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6/ And for everyone: 8. Cleaner ingredients and allergen sections, so nothing slows them down Same page, same product. Built for the people who are actually on it.
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7/ Note: this is an independent CRO concept, not an official Saucerer redesign. The rating, delivery, returns and bundle are my own mock ideas, untested. Food brand founders: which of the 3 stages is your page weakest at?
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Small steps. Bigger impact. I designed a concept app to make reducing your carbon footprint feel doable. 🧵
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Habits come from challenges, not lectures. Walk 5 km, see 1.08 kg CO₂ saved right away. "Day 5 of 5. You did it!"
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This is a concept project, still exploring. If you used an app like this, what would keep you coming back: streaks, community, or rewards?
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I redesigned the top of a pasta sauce product page. My question was simple: What stops someone from clicking “Add to Cart”? I made 8 changes to reduce friction and help customers make a confident buying decision. Here's the breakdown 🧵 #cro #uiux
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Which change would you test first on this product page? A) Product messaging B) Reviews and trust C) Bundle pricing D) Delivery and returns
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Note: This is an independent CRO redesign concept, not official work for Saucerer. The delivery, return and bundle details are proposed design suggestions, not verified company policies.