UX Library
E-commerce UX examples from real online stores.
The UsabilityGo UX Library collects screens from leading online stores and explains, pin by pin, what helps shoppers buy and what gets in their way.
In short
The UsabilityGo UX Library is a curated collection of real e-commerce screens, covering homepages, product listing pages, product pages, carts, checkouts and components such as product cards and fulfillment pickers, on mobile and desktop. Each screen carries numbered findings written by UX professionals and linked to published UX guidelines.
What you can find in the library
Full pages
Homepages, category and listing pages, product pages, cart and checkout, captured on mobile and desktop.
Flows and components
Product cards, fulfillment options, size pickers, filters and other patterns you can reuse.
Pinned insights
Numbered pins on each screenshot explain strengths and opportunities, citing UX guidelines.
Side-by-side comparison
Compare up to four screens to see how different brands solve the same problem.
How screens are reviewed
Every finding is written by a person on the UsabilityGo team, optionally polished with AI, then reviewed and approved before publication. No use case goes live without human approval.
Search by what you are designing
Filter by page type, component, category, industry, style and device, or search for a brand to see every screen we have published for it.
Common questions
- What is an e-commerce UX example?
- A real screen from an online store, such as a product page or checkout step, used as a reference for how to design a shopping experience.
- Are the findings written by AI?
- No. Findings are placed and written manually by the UsabilityGo team. AI can help polish wording and match guidelines, and every finding is reviewed before publication.
- Can I compare stores?
- Yes. Subscribers can select up to four screens and compare them side by side on mobile or desktop.