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Floral

Mobile App · E-commerce

Mobile app interface mockups for a bouquet-building application under the headline "Making your bouquet is easier than you think!"
My Role
My Role

Lead Product Designer

Lead Product Designer

Client
Client

Floral

Floral

Type
Type

Product Design

Product Design

Timeline
Timeline

12 weeks

12 weeks

  • Framer

  • Slack

  • Figma

  • Github

Buying flowers online is either too generic (pre-made bundles) or too overwhelming (endless options with no guidance). Floral was built to sit in between — a mobile app that lets users build a personalised bouquet in under 3 minutes, with just enough guidance to make the result feel intentional.

Five smartphones displaying different screens of a bouquet-building mobile application.
UI/UX case study slide listing project challenges alongside highlighted bouquet app interface elements.
Isometric grid view of multiple bouquet-building mobile application screens on a purple background.
Five smartphones displaying different screens of a bouquet-building mobile application.
Isometric grid view of multiple bouquet-building mobile application screens on a purple background.
UI/UX case study slide listing project challenges alongside highlighted bouquet app interface elements.
The Situation Element

The Situation

The online flower market was split between boring and overwhelming. Neither felt like gifting.

01

The Situation Element
The Situation

The online flower market was split between boring and overwhelming. Neither felt like gifting.

01

The Problem Element

The Problem

Buying flowers online felt like filling out a form. It should feel like being creative.

02

The Problem Element
The Problem

Buying flowers online felt like filling out a form. It should feel like being creative.

02

Define Element

Define

The florist's instinct, translated into a mobile experience.

03

Define Element
Define

The florist's instinct, translated into a mobile experience.

03

Ideation Element

Ideation

Three customisation models tested. One felt like a florist. The others felt like a form.

04

Ideation Element
Ideation

Three customisation models tested. One felt like a florist. The others felt like a form.

04

  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.

The Results

Numbers measured at 30 days post-launch. Benchmarks referenced against UK online flower delivery industry averages where available.

App Store rating · iOS

4.7★

4.7★

Average order value

2.1x industry avg

2.1x industry avg

Repeat order rate

23% industry avg

23% industry avg

NPS · 30-day users

64

64
Five smartphones displaying different screens of a bouquet-building mobile application.

What I Learned

The occasion-first flow was the most important structural decision in the product — shifting from catalogue to conversation changed the entire emotional register of the experience. The live preview resolved the single biggest trust barrier in the category before it could become a post-purchase complaint.

London, UK · Working Globally

hi@navidsemi.com

© 2026 Navid Semi. All rights reserved.

Designed in Figma. Built in Framer.

Available for new projects

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Floral

Mobile App · E-commerce

Mobile app interface mockups for a bouquet-building application under the headline "Making your bouquet is easier than you think!"
My Role
My Role

Lead Product Designer

Lead Product Designer

Client
Client

Floral

Floral

Type
Type

Product Design

Product Design

Timeline
Timeline

12 weeks

12 weeks

  • Framer

  • Slack

  • Figma

  • Github

Buying flowers online is either too generic (pre-made bundles) or too overwhelming (endless options with no guidance). Floral was built to sit in between — a mobile app that lets users build a personalised bouquet in under 3 minutes, with just enough guidance to make the result feel intentional.

Five smartphones displaying different screens of a bouquet-building mobile application.
UI/UX case study slide listing project challenges alongside highlighted bouquet app interface elements.
Isometric grid view of multiple bouquet-building mobile application screens on a purple background.
Five smartphones displaying different screens of a bouquet-building mobile application.
Isometric grid view of multiple bouquet-building mobile application screens on a purple background.
UI/UX case study slide listing project challenges alongside highlighted bouquet app interface elements.
The Situation Element

The Situation

The online flower market was split between boring and overwhelming. Neither felt like gifting.

01

The Situation Element
The Situation

The online flower market was split between boring and overwhelming. Neither felt like gifting.

01

The Problem Element

The Problem

Buying flowers online felt like filling out a form. It should feel like being creative.

02

The Problem Element
The Problem

Buying flowers online felt like filling out a form. It should feel like being creative.

02

Define Element

Define

The florist's instinct, translated into a mobile experience.

03

Define Element
Define

The florist's instinct, translated into a mobile experience.

03

Ideation Element

Ideation

Three customisation models tested. One felt like a florist. The others felt like a form.

04

Ideation Element
Ideation

Three customisation models tested. One felt like a florist. The others felt like a form.

04

  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.

The Results

Numbers measured at 30 days post-launch. Benchmarks referenced against UK online flower delivery industry averages where available.

App Store rating · iOS

4.7★

4.7★

Average order value

2.1x industry avg

2.1x industry avg

Repeat order rate

23% industry avg

23% industry avg

NPS · 30-day users

64

64
Five smartphones displaying different screens of a bouquet-building mobile application.

What I Learned

The occasion-first flow was the most important structural decision in the product — shifting from catalogue to conversation changed the entire emotional register of the experience. The live preview resolved the single biggest trust barrier in the category before it could become a post-purchase complaint.

London, UK · Working Globally

hi@navidsemi.com

© 2026 Navid Semi. All rights reserved.

Designed in Figma. Built in Framer.

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Floral

Mobile App · E-commerce

Mobile app interface mockups for a bouquet-building application under the headline "Making your bouquet is easier than you think!"
My Role
My Role

Lead Product Designer

Lead Product Designer

Client
Client

Floral

Floral

Type
Type

Product Design

Product Design

Timeline
Timeline

12 weeks

12 weeks

  • Framer

  • Slack

  • Figma

  • Github

Buying flowers online is either too generic (pre-made bundles) or too overwhelming (endless options with no guidance). Floral was built to sit in between — a mobile app that lets users build a personalised bouquet in under 3 minutes, with just enough guidance to make the result feel intentional.

Five smartphones displaying different screens of a bouquet-building mobile application.
UI/UX case study slide listing project challenges alongside highlighted bouquet app interface elements.
Isometric grid view of multiple bouquet-building mobile application screens on a purple background.
Five smartphones displaying different screens of a bouquet-building mobile application.
Isometric grid view of multiple bouquet-building mobile application screens on a purple background.
UI/UX case study slide listing project challenges alongside highlighted bouquet app interface elements.
The Situation Element

The Situation

The online flower market was split between boring and overwhelming. Neither felt like gifting.

01

The Situation Element
The Situation

The online flower market was split between boring and overwhelming. Neither felt like gifting.

01

The Problem Element

The Problem

Buying flowers online felt like filling out a form. It should feel like being creative.

02

The Problem Element
The Problem

Buying flowers online felt like filling out a form. It should feel like being creative.

02

Define Element

Define

The florist's instinct, translated into a mobile experience.

03

Define Element
Define

The florist's instinct, translated into a mobile experience.

03

Ideation Element

Ideation

Three customisation models tested. One felt like a florist. The others felt like a form.

04

Ideation Element
Ideation

Three customisation models tested. One felt like a florist. The others felt like a form.

04

  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.
  • Smartphone screen showing a flower selection catalog in a bouquet-building mobile application.

The Results

Numbers measured at 30 days post-launch. Benchmarks referenced against UK online flower delivery industry averages where available.

App Store rating · iOS

4.7★

4.7★

Average order value

2.1x industry avg

2.1x industry avg

Repeat order rate

23% industry avg

23% industry avg

NPS · 30-day users

64

64
Five smartphones displaying different screens of a bouquet-building mobile application.

What I Learned

The occasion-first flow was the most important structural decision in the product — shifting from catalogue to conversation changed the entire emotional register of the experience. The live preview resolved the single biggest trust barrier in the category before it could become a post-purchase complaint.

London, UK · Working Globally

hi@navidsemi.com

© 2026 Navid Semi. All rights reserved.

Designed in Figma. Built in Framer.

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