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Get All The Feels is a fashion discovery website where users can search for clothing based on how fabric feels (e.g., buttery, soft, cozy). The site aims to support sensory-driven shoppers and streamline shopping across Amazon, Shein, and Temu using affiliate integrations.
Primary goals:
Provide a simple, calming interface for users to filter by fabric feel, category, size, and gender
Generate affiliate search links dynamically
Eventually pull live product data and expand to other platforms (I would love if we can display in-line w our site so we do not lose the customer)
🔢 Functional Requirements
1. Homepage
Branded welcome area (Have fun & innovate)
Button linking to “Shop by How It Feels” (
/shop-by-feel) 1st persona
2. Shop by Feel Page
Fabric Feel dropdown
Up to 3 fabric types with optional blend percentages (not required)
Filters: Gender, Size, Category
"Search Now" button that builds affiliate URL (Amazon, later Shein/Temu)
Opens results in a new tab
3. Styling
Soft, rounded UI
Sensory-friendly color palette
Responsive design (mobile/tablet first)
4. Affiliate
Amazon affiliate ID:
fabricfinder-20Must reach 3 conversions in 180 days to unlock Product API
Future support for Temu and Shein
5. Internal Tracker Page
Static tracker for build progress, affiliate status, and to-dos
📊 User Stories
Shopper (End User)
As a user, I want to search for clothing based on how the fabric feels.
As a user, I want to enter up to three fabric types and percentages.
As a user, I want to filter by gender so results are relevant.
As a user, I want to filter by size so I don’t waste time.
As a user, I want to select a category like T-Shirts or Pants.
As a user, I want to click "Search Now" and see filtered results.
As a user, I want affiliate results to open in a new tab. (can we actually have the results displayed on our site? Inline? Something for another version is curating a bag from multiple sites but 1 payment method. )
As a user, I want the design to be soothing and accessible.
As a user, I want to browse easily on my phone.
As a user, I want the "feel" descriptions to be simple and clear.
As a user, I want to be able to save my filter my filters.
Site Owner (Susan)
As the site owner, I want to launch with just Amazon and validate usage.
As the site owner, I want to track affiliate success manually at first.
As the site owner, I want to add more feel descriptors as we grow.
As the site owner, I want to scale to Shein and Temu once validated.
As the site owner, I want to track progress and goals via a static tracker.
As the site owner, I want a low-code solution (Squarespace + custom blocks).
As a site owner, I want to be able to add other sites with ease.
👥 Personas
Persona 1: The Sensory Seeker
Name: Jessie
Age: 34
Occupation: Project Manager
Traits: Budget-conscious, intuitive shopper, sensory-sensitive
Goals:
Discover clothing based on how it feels
Avoid itchy, stiff, or synthetic fabric
Get a great deal on soft, familiar textures
Behavior:
Filters by texture or feel terms like "buttery" or "cooling"
Will wait longer for shipping if it’s the right feel
Often shops late at night; prefers soft, simple UI
Design Implications:
Prioritize feel-based filtering
Calming palette, gentle UX
Transparent language around fabric types
Persona 2: The Decisive Deal Closer
Name: Ava
Age: 29
Occupation: Marketing Manager
Traits: Efficient, decisive, busy schedule
Goals:
Find specific items that meet feel + style needs
Get fast shipping — ideally next-day
Spend less time searching, more time wearing
Behavior:
Filters by shipping time and size
Leaves sites that require too many steps
Makes purchase decisions quickly and with confidence
Design Implications:
Add optional filters for "ships quickly"
Enable precise search form with minimal input
Consider labeling top picks with speed icons
🔗 Links & Status
Live site: https://www.getallthefeels.com
Feature page: https://www.getallthefeels.com/shop-by-feel
Amazon Affiliate ID:
fabricfinder-20
Working within Squarespace’s limitations (low-code, embedded HTML/CSS/JS).
Planning for a future React migration or React-powered widget inside Squarespace.
I’ll now update your document with a new section:
✨ Front-End Architecture & Specs (Squarespace + React) *** Ivy, if there is a better way I am open to your ideas ALWAYS!!!
Current Setup:
Platform: Squarespace (custom pages + code injection)
Tech Used: HTML, CSS, basic JavaScript (form logic + redirect)
Affiliate Integration: Amazon via URL construction with
fabricfinder-20
Implementation Notes:
All filters (feel, fabric, gender, size, category) are handled through a single search form
“Search Now” button redirects to affiliate links (Amazon only at MVP)
Squarespace Code Block used to host custom form and logic
Responsive styles managed inline or via Design > Custom CSS
Future Migration:
Planned enhancement to React for:
Dynamic rendering of product cards (via API once approved)
Advanced filtering, saved states
Support for multiple affiliate networks (Amazon, Shein, Temu)
React version may be embedded in Squarespace via:
External script (e.g., via
<iframe>or<script>tag)Subdomain (e.g.,
search.getallthefeels.com)
Developer Note:
Use clean, reusable HTML components with accessible naming conventions to ensure ease of transition later to a component-based architecture.
Display results on our site. Only reditrect on sale w affiliate link.
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