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Innovative and user-centered development of a mobile app for virtual art exhibitions, allowing users to explore art from around the world.
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We realised that...
The original header was cluttered and lacked focus. We tested it for user feedback.
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Original mobile header
Mobile users felt lost from the start, with a header that lacked clarity and direction.
This User Zoom-tested prototype shows the current mobile view without a hero header. Key CTAs were placed low on the page, requiring users to scroll—while dense product info risked overwhelming them upfront.
Could a Hero Header Actually Feel Heroic? We Set Out to Find Out.
Inspired by vehicle sites, we tested a visual-first hero to boost first impressions, engagement, and immersion into product discovery.
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Hero Header Prototype A
Fullscreen Layout with Focused and Clear CTAs
Prototype A featured product info on a white background with black text to draw attention, including the product name, tagline, starting price, and a disclaimer link for clarity. It also placed standard CTAs at the top of the screen to test how users responded to their new position.
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Hero Header Prototype B
Expanded Hero Layout with Repositioned Info and Bottom CTAs
Prototype B featured an expanded hero layout to spotlight the vehicle in action. Product info—including the name, tagline, price, and disclaimer—was moved below the image for a more focused view. CTAs were placed near the bottom to support a cleaner, more immersive entry.
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Hero Header Prototype C
Expanded Hero with Shifted Info and CTAs for Building and Local Pricing
Prototype C kept the expanded hero and moved product info—name, tagline, price, and disclaimer—below the image. It also introduced both “Build” and “Get Local Price” CTAs near the bottom to support customization and local pricing.