Pain point: cluttered wardrobe accessories → Vertical storage solution → Categorized hanging points → Suitable for various items → Usage instructions → Design details → Storage tips
① The wardrobe isn't too small; the accessories just aren't organized well.
Start by showing a typical cluttered wardrobe scenario.

Visual approach:
Show items like belts, scarves, hats, and ties scattered across drawers, shelves, or hanging rods; contrast this with the organized look after using the hanger, where items are neatly hung and clearly categorized.
② Vertical storage: Save horizontal space for clothes.
This is the core module of the detail page.

Visual approach:
Create a spatial diagram on the wardrobe rod:

Show standard hangers and clothes occupying horizontal space;
Show the multi-functional hanger storing accessories like belts and scarves vertically downwards;
Use light-colored arrows to illustrate the concept of "utilizing vertical space."
③ Multi-point design: Centralized, categorized storage on one hanger.
Visual approach:
Show a close-up of the hanger; use numbers or simple arrows to indicate that the hanging points on both sides can store different types of items.
⑤ Visible storage: No rummaging needed; grab and go.
Visual approach:
Show a user standing in front of the wardrobe, easily pulling out a belt, removing a scarf, or picking up a hat. Include close-ups to highlight the vertical arrangement and visibility of the items.
⑥ Usage instructions: Hang, organize, and access easily.
Present the usage steps as a simple, intuitive 3-step graphic:

Step 1 — Hang
Hang the organizer on a closet rod.

Step 2 — Organize
Hang belts, scarves, ties, or other lightweight accessories separately.

Step 3 — Reach
Keep items visible and easy to access.