Amazon is where most shoppers meet Cleer for the first time — and it's one of the most constrained canvases in design. Fixed module templates, strict image specs, mobile-dominated traffic, and a few seconds of attention. I design the complete Amazon presence for Cleer's product lineup: listing image stacks, A+ Content, and brand store assets, all built to convert within those constraints.
Full product lineup · Listing stacks + A+ modules · Also adapted for Target.com & Walmart.com
A complete listing stack - hero, feature callouts, lifestyle, and spec images, sequenced to answer a shopper's question.
The image stack as a sales pitch
A listing stack is a pitch deck the shopper swipes through. Each image has one job: the hero establishes the product, callout frames isolate a single feature, lifestyle frames show the use case, to help drive a purchase.
Feature callouts built from my own Keyshot renders — no photography
A+ Content
Below the fold, A+ modules extend the story in Amazon's fixed template system. The challenge is making rigid modules feel like one continuous branded page.
A+ Content designed as a single visual narrative across Amazon's modular template.
One system, three marketplaces
Content adapted to each marketplace's specs from a single master system.
Because I also build the product renders, the photography direction, and the brand system, the entire pipeline - from 3D model to live listing - runs through one designer.
