Easily browse across brand sites with a unified multi-themed design system.
Gap Inc. operates four iconic brands on a shared shopping platform, but over time each evolved its own design patterns. We unlocked customer momentum by introducing interface consistency and improved site performance.
+ 2%
Conversion lift
+ 30%
Increased speed to market
+ 35%
Improved site performance
2025
Web / iOS / Android release

I led the Browse PDP experience and architecture. I focused on defining the components & interaction logic that would be shared across the end-to-end shopping experience.  I partnered with brands & cross-functional leadership to shape design strategy
& align on progressive design solutions to accomplish business goals.

Customers dropped off at the Product Detail Page due to inconsistent experiences across brand sites.

Data revealed that 24% of users shop across brands which drove 48% of total sales. User expectations broke down at conversion critical moments. Relearning different design patterns across sites created confusion and frustration, leading to abandonment.

Inconsistent legacy designs

Which components were driving the most user frustration?

We conducted an in-depth audit of all components for accessibility  and uncover opportunities to improve designs. Data and customer feedback provided key context on which areas to focus on.

Foundational Product Detail Page

The PDP defined the foundational UI for adjacent products including product listing pages, account management & cart/checkout for a cohesive shopping experience. Over 100+ shared components were built to provide consistency across all channels.

This work shifted my focus from designing individual screens to building decision systems that scale across teams, products, and outcomes far beyond a single category.

I evolved my process to support four distinct brand ecosystems in parallel, which pushed my design strategy and efficiency at scale and ultimately made me a stronger, faster operator in complex environments.

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