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Comparison of two e-commerce websites


ASOS's homepage is colorful and trendy, with personalized recommendations and a variety of categories. However, it can be overwhelming, with too much information and a cluttered layout.

Adidas's homepage is sleek and minimalistic, with a focus on new releases and best sellers. The navigation is intuitive and easy to use, but it lacks personalized recommendations and customization options. Both websites could benefit from simplifying their design and improving the user experience.

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