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Give the technical specs a small ledger under the gallery

Fit, drop and sole build sit in a short ledger of icon and value rows under the images, so the specs a buyer compares on are visible without opening a tab.

A short spec ledger under a shoe gallery listing Fit as Barefoot, Drop as 0mm Zero Drop and Base and Profiles as 2 mm base and 3 mm profiles, each with a small glyph
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What it is

Under the product images, a compact ledger lists the specs this category is bought on, each with a small glyph, a label and a value: Fit (Barefoot), Drop (0mm, Zero Drop), Base and Profiles (2 mm base and 3 mm profiles). A fit video follows, with the long description folded into accordions beside it.

Why it works

For a technical product the buyer already knows the three or four numbers that matter and is scanning for them. A ledger makes them findable in a second instead of buried in paragraph four of the description, and it lets the long copy fold away without hiding anything decisive.

How to test it

Hypothesis
Surfacing the decisive specs as a ledger under the gallery will lift add-to-cart rate for comparison shoppers versus specs held inside a description accordion.
Primary metric
Add-to-cart rate (product page sessions)
Guardrail metric
Accordion open rate on the description, to see whether the ledger replaces or adds to reading

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