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Xinyan Medical Beauty Mini Program

Designing an 80+ screen commerce flow with a consistent visual system

At a glance

ContextAn external partnership explored a medical beauty commerce service in a WeChat Mini Program.

DeliveryA complete flow covering home, catalog, product detail, orders, payment result, and account.

Evidence boundaryThe archive documents the design system and screen delivery. It does not include launch or business results.

Xinyan medical beauty mini program overview with the home screen.
The project covered the full commerce flow rather than a single promotional screen.

Visual System

Professional enough for care, active enough for commerce

The interface had to hold two different expectations: medical services needed clarity, while the storefront still needed energy.

I used a compact type scale, a bright primary palette, and consistent spacing rules to keep the large screen set coherent.

Xinyan color palette and typography system.
The visual system balanced clarity, ease of use, and a more active retail tone.
Xinyan medical beauty category icon system.
Category icons made treatment types easier to scan while keeping the storefront visually consistent.

Core Experience

Keep product, order, and account information easy to scan

The home page separated campaigns, category entry points, and popular products. Square product imagery carried into list and detail views so the content did not change shape between screens.

Product details exposed service information, doctor and environment content. The account area used card groups and stronger icons for primary actions, while spacing replaced unnecessary divider lines.

Xinyan mini program home, product, order, and account screens with design notes.
The archived key screens show how the same hierarchy and visual rules extend across the commerce flow.

Delivery & Evidence Boundary

A complete design delivery, not a claimed business result

The project produced more than 80 screens across browsing, purchase, payment, orders, and account management.

The archived material does not confirm launch status, conversion, retention, or user feedback. I present this as evidence of end-to-end UI delivery and system consistency, not product impact.

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