Product design question

How would you improve order conversions by optimising the product descriptions page for a fashion Ecommerce platform?

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What this question tests

Product design for a conversion optimization problem in a visually and fit-driven category like fashion.

Segment users: browsers uncertain about fit or sizing, and browsers uncertain about style or quality, the two dominant fashion hesitations.
Identify the pain point: fashion buyers can't touch or try on items online, so uncertainty about fit is the biggest conversion blocker.
Prioritize the fit-uncertainty segment, since sizing issues are the leading cause of both cart abandonment and returns.
Design the solution: richer size guidance, the model's size worn and user-submitted fit feedback, plus more diverse, realistic product photos.
Add a secondary improvement: clearer, scannable material and care information placed prominently rather than buried below the fold.
Define success: conversion rate on optimized pages versus a control, and downstream return rate to confirm real fit improvement.

Correctly identifies fit uncertainty as the dominant, category-specific conversion blocker for fashion, not a generic UX issue.
Proposes concrete, actionable content additions grounded in known fashion e-commerce best practices.
Uses return rate alongside conversion rate as a paired metric, ensuring the fix reduces uncertainty rather than just pushing purchases through.
Prioritizes based on impact, since fit issues drive both abandonment and returns.

Proposing generic page-layout changes with no fashion-specific insight into fit and sizing.
Measuring only conversion rate without checking if returns increased as a side effect.
Not segmenting the different reasons buyers hesitate.

How would you source reliable user fit feedback at scale?
How would you balance more content on the page against page load speed and simplicity?
How would this differ for repeat customers who already know their size?