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Overview
This project is a completed HTML e‑commerce website for a business that sells balloons, fresh flowers, gifts and event organization services. The interface combines product catalog logic with a festive and emotional visual direction
- Completed
- Independent Project
- Completed HTML Build
Balloons, Flowers, Gifts & Events E-commerce Website
A responsive e‑commerce website for balloons, fresh flowers, gifts and event organization, focused on product discovery and a festive shopping experience
E‑commerceGiftsEventsProduct CatalogHTML Build
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Goal
Create a commercial website that helps users browse categories, discover gift ideas, understand event services and move toward purchase or contact
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My Role
I worked as UX/UI Designer & Frontend Developer, designing commercial interface patterns and implementing responsive product sections
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Design Direction
The visual direction should feel bright, celebratory and friendly, while keeping the product structure clear. The interface should balance emotional presentation with practical e‑commerce usability
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UX / Page Structure
The website should include a hero section, product categories, product cards, promotional blocks, event services, gift collections, benefits, contact/ordering CTA and footer navigation
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Frontend Build
Completed as an HTML/CSS/JavaScript build with responsive catalog sections, product cards, reusable UI blocks, hover states and mobile‑friendly layout
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Responsive Behavior
The layout should adapt clearly across desktop, tablet and mobile. Product grids should stack naturally, CTAs should remain visible, and product/category cards should stay easy to scan
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Final Experience
A festive shopping interface that supports product discovery, gift selection and event service requests while remaining practical and structured
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Result
A complete commercial frontend project that demonstrates e‑commerce structure, product presentation, responsive layouts and visual styling for an emotional retail category
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Reflection
This project shows the ability to work with more complex page structures than a simple landing page: product categories, commercial CTAs, product cards and event‑service presentation
