The product page has a focal point

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The selection of categories for the slider at the beginning of the page is also unclear, if the filter attributes duplicate it again. The upper slider has no logical content and a verified structure. It seems that the slider simply threw together wallpapers by purpose and types of wallpapers, which are again duplicated in the filter. It is necessary to analyze popular queries for the wallpaper category and, based on the data, make decisions about which subcategories to add to the slider.

The product grid is a long scroll without automatic loading of products, so each time you have to click on the button to show more products, which is annoying for the third time. Because I was researching this site, I had to move on. I don't think users will be as loyal.

A good idea is to be able to collapse the filter, which frees up useful space for browsing middle east rcs data products. The user may use the filter only a few times and no longer needs it in the expanded state, so collapsing the filter is the right usability solution.

The appropriateness of using icons to add to favorites and compare should be determined by analyzing and collecting data in Google Analytics - whether users click on these icons, how often they use these modules.

Also, it is worth noting a good idea with a delivery button for viewing the product, which immediately shows the availability of the product at a particular point of delivery and a small table with important characteristics. Such seemingly insignificant details on the product catalog page reduce the number of rejections. The user immediately sees whether the product suits him, whether he can pick it up at a convenient place for him and opens only those pages that are relevant to his request.