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Campaigns and product storytelling turn WeChat traffic into qualified interest.
UI/UX design / Ecommerce / Design system
A luxury ecommerce experience that connects campaigns, product discovery, boutique clienteling, and purchase inside WeChat.
The challenge was bigger than putting watches into a mobile catalog. Hublot needed a digital buying experience that could carry the same confidence, service, and product detail as a boutique.
I focused the experience on one connected system: campaign content creates desire, product pages support informed decisions, and a clear purchase flow keeps a boutique sales associate close when human help matters.
High-value purchases need more than speed. The flow builds confidence step by step, captures useful context, and keeps the right boutique relationship visible throughout the journey.
Campaigns and product storytelling turn WeChat traffic into qualified interest.
Product detail, availability, and boutique support reduce uncertainty before commitment.
Deposit, delivery, pickup, address, and invoicing are made explicit before checkout.
The system moves between dark editorial storytelling and clear white transaction screens. The visual change signals a shift in task without breaking brand recognition.
I organized the front end as a set of flexible blocks. Content teams can choose formats, alignments, calls to action, media behavior, and campaign states while the system protects spacing, hierarchy, and brand tone.








As more designers, marketers, and content managers joined the work, the interface language had to be teachable. The guide turns visual judgment into shared rules for color, type, buttons, themes, components, icons, forms, and responsive product content.






Core tokens keep every new campaign unmistakably Hublot.
Modules combine predictably without forcing every page into one template.
Clear content rules reduce design debt and speed up daily publishing.
Cross-functional operation
The modular system gives content and marketing teams room to create while preserving the hierarchy, spacing, and interaction standards defined by design.
China compliance
The experience accounts for PIPL requirements around personal information processing, consent, transfer, security controls, and data localization.
My work focused on turning a high-touch retail experience into a clear system that could scale inside WeChat—without treating the brand, the interface, and the content operation as separate problems.
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