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35 Excellent Ecommerce User Interface Designs

Published November 16th, 2009 in Galleries

While user experience is important on all types of websites, it is especially critical for ecommerce websites where visitors will be making purchases. A poor user experience will result in visitors having difficulty finding what they want, frustration during shopping, and many lost sales. In this post we will showcase the design of 35 e-commerce websites for your own UI design inspiration. The sites that are showcased in this post have also been featured at CartFrenzy, our gallery of the best ecommerce web design.

Free People

Free People

Rapha

Rapha

Mouse to Minx

Mouse to Minx

eties

eties

Ralph Lauren

Ralph Lauren

White + Warren

White + Warren

Itself

Itself

REI

REI

Lane Bryant

Lane Bryant

Asos

Asos

Russell & MacKenna

Russell & MacKenna

Jaqk Cellars

Jaqk Cellars

BCBGMAXAZRIA

BCBGMAXAZRIA

Victoria’s Secret

Victoria's Secret

Inkd

Inkd

TOOBYDOO

TOOBYDOO

Pottery Barn Kids

Pottery Barn Kids

Innovative Baby

Innovative Baby

Baby & Child

Baby & Child

Williams-Sonoma

Williams-Sonoma

The Company Store

The Company Store

Abercrombie & Fitch

Abercrombie & Fitch

Nestliving

Nestliving

Apple

Apple

House Industries

House Industries

The Few Gallery

The Few Gallery

Crate & Barrel

Crate & Barrel

Maui Divers Jewelry

Maui Divers Jewelry

Ganobi & Grant

Ganobi & Grant

Wire & Twine

Wire & Twine

Ginger Pup Lane

Ginger Pup Lane

Bridge55

Bridge55

Me & Mommy-to-be

Me & Mommy-to-be

Oakley

Oakley

Ann Taylor

Ann Taylor

For more design inspiration see CartFrenzy, our gallery of ecommerce web design, plus the following posts from our archives.

23 Responses to “35 Excellent Ecommerce User Interface Designs”

Bronson November 16th, 2009

These guys get it. Whitespace = Good.

I have to give props to Apple though, they’re in toplists time and again, for good reasons. Apple’s always been a player in the desiogn field and invents / popularises many trends in design.

designfollow November 17th, 2009

great collection , thank you

Dino November 17th, 2009

I really think you should include IconDock on this list. Either way, it’s a nice list for inspiration. Thanks!

Ajay November 17th, 2009

Great Collection! Tnx :)

Dzinepress November 17th, 2009

excellent and inspirational stuff in whole post. thanks

aledesign.it November 17th, 2009

An excellent post. Some works are really nice and useful. Add to bookmart! Thanks!

cssguru.de November 17th, 2009

Nice Post. If you’re interested in what’s going on in germany than you can find some nice e-commerce designs here: http://www.cssguru.de/10-moderne-online-shop-designs-als-inspirationsquelle/

Luke Barker November 17th, 2009

nice list of e commerce designs – the ASOS site is really slick, they have become very big here in the UK, and I love the Itself take on web design – I hadn’t seen that website before. Hope it is OK to plug a couple of online shopping sites we did too, the Scottish inspired fashion website of http://www.inisonline.com which handles the long list of brands and products and images these sites require typically and also a more boutique website and funky look for a design shop in Glasgow – http://www.harlemuk.com .

Luke

Fernando Rossetto November 17th, 2009

Guys, I don’t understand why all these interfaces are so good!? The most I navigate, I had a confuse navigation experience!

Vandelay Website Design November 17th, 2009

Fernando,
Are there any in particular that you thought were difficult to navigate?

NewBloggerTemplates November 17th, 2009

wow..all simple design website with good design and simple color..thank’s for list

Rudi November 18th, 2009

nice e-commerce stuff man, luv the clean and simple ones

Tony November 18th, 2009

Nice collection of websites. Thanks

Gavin Terrill November 18th, 2009

I agree with Fernando. It would be helpful if you shared your thoughts on why you think these interfaces are so good.

james November 18th, 2009

Very nice list of ecomm user interfaces. I think Inkd has always looked very nice, even in your example they manage to show a lot of information, but do it in such a way that it doesn’t appear to be crowded or to much.

Simon Kemp November 20th, 2009

This is a great list of nice, clean user interfaces for eCommerce websites. Very soon visual Search will be the standard – as championed by Microsoft Bing. A Visual Search upgrade can be plugged into your existing website using iBlick from Jemms. It’s like a Visual Search or Product Finder and can be configured as if it were a Fitting room or Wishlist for Apparel as wekk as Electronic goods.

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