DropUI for PhotoShelter: decision around image, license, and purchase
PhotoShelter sells differently than a classic product store. A buyer may choose between print, digital download, image package, personal-use license, royalty-free license, or rights-managed license. The message should help understand the choice and next step, not behave like a regular catalog promotion.
Gallery, pricing, license, and cart
The best scenario starts where the buyer already has intent: viewed a collection, clicked Buy/Add to Cart, checked pricing, compared licenses, or has a cart with an unfinished purchase. DropUI can explain license differences, suggest contact for commercial image use, remind about a collection, or return after consent to a specific image.
Do not cover the gallery without reason
In photography, viewing is part of selling. A large entry message can interrupt before the buyer sees value. React after several viewed images, near pricing, around cart, or before exit, when intent is clearer.
What counts as a result
Measure Buy/Add to Cart, checkout, print purchase, download selection, license inquiry, coupon use, or return to collection. A click without context is too weak because it does not show whether the buyer moved closer to the right license or purchase.