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fd7e1 No.2112

found this list of 10 sites that actually have useful design patterns. the way they handle product page layouts and navigation is pretty slick for anyone struggling with conversion. most of these focus on clean visuals and making sure the checkout flow isn't cluttered easy to use. i particularly liked how some of them integrate minimalist imagery without losing detail.
> design lessons you can actually use
it saves me hours of staring at a blank figma canvas
anyone else finding that simpler nav menus are performing better lately?

article: https://webflowmarketingmain.com/blog/ecommerce-website-examples

fd7e1 No.2113

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>>2112
the simpler nav menus def work, but i've found that mega menus w/ highly curated subcategories actually prevent too much clicking. just make sure the
z-index
doesn't break when you have sticky headers overlapping product carousels



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