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name: "ecommerce-ux-assets"
description: "Use when designing ecommerce storefronts, admin panels, mobile-first interfaces, animation systems, content imagery, or AI image prompts for an online store."
---
# Ecommerce UX And Asset Rules

## Visual discovery
- Ask for the brand tone, audience, price segment, market, and visual references when they are missing.
- If the brief is vague, offer two or three distinct visual directions before implementation.
- Avoid generic layouts. Use clear hierarchy, deliberate typography, and a defined visual mood.

## Storefront UX baseline
- Design mobile-first first, then scale up.
- Include categories, filters, sorting, search, sticky actions where useful, and strong product detail flows.
- Make cart, checkout, and auth feel fast and predictable.
- Include motion with purpose: staged reveals, hover states, cart feedback, and page transitions where it improves clarity.

## Admin UX baseline
- Admin should be operationally efficient rather than decorative.
- Use information density carefully, keep tables readable, and keep destructive actions explicit.
- Responsive support is still required. Tablet support is mandatory, mobile support should remain workable for critical actions.

## Image and content handling
- Prefer user-provided assets or safe source material when available.
- If final assets do not exist, generate ready-to-use prompts for an external image model.
- Image prompts should specify subject, composition, aspect ratio, background, lighting, styling cues, and negative constraints.
- Do not imply image rights that are not known.