Our mobile quick-view popup on a fashion e-commerce site feels cramped; the product photo is too small and the overall layout no longer matches the refined brand image we’re after. I’d like you to re-imagine that popup so the hero image grows at least 30–50 % while everything else stays intuitive, uncluttered and conversion-focused. You have full freedom to decide which supporting details (price, sizes, description, etc.) appear on the first fold, as long as an Add to Cart action is instantly visible and nothing essential disappears. Also, I would like to know the reason why you would suggest what you suggest from UI/Conversion perspective. Keep the tone elegant and premium—think generous white space, balanced typography and a hierarchy that guides the thumb naturally to checkout. What I need from you: • A high-fidelity mock-up of the redesigned mobile popup (Figma, Sketch or Adobe XD are all fine) showing both the initial view and any scrolled state. • A concise set of UI recommendations that explain key spacing, type scale, colour and micro-interaction choices so my front-end dev can implement them without guesswork. I’ll sign off once the new layout achieves the required image prominence, maintains instant access to Add to Cart, and visually aligns with a polished luxury aesthetic. If that sounds like your kind of challenge, let’s get this popup selling.