Play, gifted right.

Play, gifted right.

Play, gifted right.

A children's toy e-commerce app in Kuwait — redesigned for clarity, with new features that make buying, gifting, and personalizing feel effortless.

A children's toy e-commerce app in Kuwait — redesigned for clarity, with new features that make buying, gifting, and personalizing feel effortless.

Role

Product Designer | 3 designers

Team

Tremoloo

Platforms

Mobile App

Focus

E-commerce redesign + new features

Our task was to improve an existing e-commerce experience and add features that actually change how people shop for children's toys. Not a rebuild — a thoughtful layer of improvements that made every screen work harder without making it feel busier.

Our task was to improve an existing e-commerce experience and add features that actually change how people shop for children's toys. Not a rebuild — a thoughtful layer of improvements that made every screen work harder without making it feel busier.

Challenges

Challenges

More features. Same simplicity. No compromises.

More features. Same simplicity. No compromises.

A home screen with competing demands

The client wanted to add a guidance section to help users navigate to the right category — babies, games, toys — without disrupting the existing home screen experience or making it feel cluttered.

Filters that stay useful while scrolling

The category page needed rich filtering and sorting options — multiple criteria, horizontally scrollable — but the primary filter button had to stay visible and accessible no matter how far the user scrolled.

Gift-wrapping with real edge cases

The gift wrapping feature had to handle products that can't be wrapped, an AI-generated message option for users who don't know what to write, and a full customization flow — all without overwhelming the checkout experience.

My Role

My Role

My Role

I worked alongside two other designers — collaborating directly with the developer and product owner throughout. My work spanned both the improvement of existing screens and the design of new features from scratch.

01

Home screen
Redesigned to accommodate a new user guidance section without disrupting the existing layout or adding visual noise

02

Filter & sort
Designed a multi-criteria filter system with horizontal scroll that keeps the primary action always visible

03

Gift wrapping feature
Mapped all use cases including non-wrappable products and AI-generated messages, and designed the full customization flow

04

Product page
Applied progressive disclosure to surface key information first and reduce page length without hiding important detail

Key Design Decisions

Key Design Decisions

Guiding the user without redirecting them. Adding a "what are you looking for" section to the home screen could easily feel like an interruption. We designed it as a lightweight, non-intrusive entry point — visible enough to help, restrained enough not to take over the screen or push existing content down.

Option considered

Full-screen category selector on entry

Decision made

Inline guidance section on home — present without dominating, skippable without friction

Progressive disclosure on the product page. The old product page was long and front-loaded with everything at once. We restructured it so the most important information — price, variants, key specs — appears first, with secondary details revealed as the user scrolls. Less overwhelming. Same information.

Gift wrapping as a complete flow, not an afterthought. Gift wrapping sounds simple until you map the edge cases: some products can't be wrapped, some users don't know what to write, some want full customization. We designed a flow that handles all three — with AI-generated message suggestions for users who need a starting point — without adding friction for those who don't.

Filters that don't disappear. On the category page, the filter button stays fixed as users scroll horizontally through filter chips. Active filters stay visible. The user always knows what's applied and can always add more — without losing their place or the primary action.

Option considered

Full-screen category selector on entry

Decision made

Inline guidance section on home — present without dominating, skippable without friction

Solution

Solution

Solution

Better everywhere. New where it matters.

01

Home screen redesign A new user guidance section that helps shoppers find the right category — babies, toys, games — without disrupting the flow for returning users who know where they're going.

02

Filter & sort system Multi-criteria filtering with horizontal scroll and a persistent primary filter button. Users can apply complex filters without the interface collapsing under the weight of too many options.

03

Gift wrapping feature Choose wrapping, write a message — or let AI write one. Handle non-wrappable products gracefully. The full gift experience in one flow, designed for the edge cases from the start.

04

Influencer shopping stories Browse a favorite influencer's picks in a story format, with a product card showing exactly what they chose. Inspiration and purchase in the same moment, without leaving the browsing flow.

Outcome

Outcome

Outcome

Cleaner, richer, and shipped.
A live product that works better — for the users navigating it and the client who needed features added without breaking what was already there. The client was satisfied, and the collaboration with the developer and product owner kept every design decision grounded in what could actually be built.

Challenges

More features. Same simplicity. No compromises.

A home screen with competing demands

The client wanted to add a guidance section to help users navigate to the right category — babies, games, toys — without disrupting the existing home screen experience or making it feel cluttered.

Filters that stay useful while scrolling

The category page needed rich filtering and sorting options — multiple criteria, horizontally scrollable — but the primary filter button had to stay visible and accessible no matter how far the user scrolled.

Gift-wrapping with real edge cases

The gift wrapping feature had to handle products that can't be wrapped, an AI-generated message option for users who don't know what to write, and a full customization flow — all without overwhelming the checkout experience.

Let's build exceptional designs together

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Let's build exceptional designs together

© All rights reserved 2026.

Let's build exceptional designs together

© All rights reserved 2026.

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