adidas CONFIRMED

Designed the visual layout and navigation of the CONFIRMED product page for exclusive sneaker drops.

Defined interaction states and visual hierarchy across pre-drop, live, and post-drop moments.

Clarified how and when key information is surfaced through layout and motion.

Ensured consistency with the CONFIRMED app design system while supporting high-traffic scenarios.

Problem:

The existing CONFIRMED product page did not clearly support the visual and navigational demands of limited-edition sneaker drops. During high-traffic release moments, important information such as drop timing, participation state, and product details competed for attention, increasing cognitive load and user uncertainty. The page needed a clearer visual structure that could guide users through the experience quickly and confidently.

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Approach:

I focused on designing a visual and interaction framework that prioritized hierarchy, clarity, and scanability under time pressure. The work emphasized clear entry points, state-aware layouts, and consistent navigation patterns that helped users understand where they were in the drop process. I treated the page as a dynamic surface that needed to adapt visually as the drop progressed, while remaining consistent with the CONFIRMED app’s design system.

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Solution:

I designed a product page and interaction model for the CONFIRMED app that establishes a clear visual hierarchy and navigational structure for exclusive drops. Key information is surfaced progressively and visually prioritized based on the state of the release, reducing confusion during high-demand moments. The final design elevates the presentation of limited products while ensuring the experience remains legible, focused, and easy to navigate at scale.

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