Conversion-focused Shopify store design.
A store can be beautiful and still not sell. We design Shopify stores around the buying decision: home pages that route, collection pages that help compare, and product pages that answer the question standing between a visitor and add to cart.
Design my store ↗Home
Orders
Products
Customers
Analytics
Marketing
Discounts
Content
Store settings
Traffic arrives. Carts stay empty.
The problem
Stores spend on ads and then lose the click to small frictions: a homepage that poses instead of routing, product pages missing the one answer buyers need, weak trust signals, and a mobile layout designed on a desktop.
Our solution
We design from the order backwards. Every page gets one job in the path to checkout, trust is built where doubt appears, and mobile is designed first because that is where the buying happens.
Good traffic, poor conversion? The design audit finds where the drop is.
Get a design audit ↗Store design services.
The pages that carry the sale, designed around it.
Homepage that routes
A homepage built to move visitors toward products in one tap, not to win a design award quietly.
Collection page design
Layouts, filters, and product cards that make comparing easy and choosing fast.
Product page design
Images, benefits, social proof, and answers arranged in the order buyers actually need them.
Trust by design
Reviews, guarantees, delivery clarity, and payment badges placed where hesitation actually happens.
Mobile-first layouts
Designed at phone width first, then scaled up, because that is how your customers shop.
Test-and-learn setup
Changes shipped as measurable experiments, so the design improves on evidence rather than opinion.
Not sure which of these you need? We will map it with you in a free call.
Book a free call ↗The design and evidence stack.
Design tools on one side, behaviour and analytics tools on the other. Both drive every decision.
How a design project runs.
Evidence first, then design, then measurement.
Why our store designs sell.
Design taste matters. Order data matters more. We use both.
Driven by your data
We design from your recordings and funnels, not from a gallery of other people's stores.
Judged by orders
The measure of success is conversion rate and average order value, and we track both.
Phone-first, always
Most stores are designed on a 27-inch screen and bought from a 6-inch one. We design where the buying happens.
Beauty without weight
Designs are built to stay fast, because a gorgeous page that loads slowly converts like an ugly one.
Store design fits when.
Industries we serve.
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Start a project ↗Store design questions, answered.
Design where every choice is judged by whether it moves a visitor toward an order. It still looks good, but looking good is the means, not the goal.
Most stores land between one and three percent; strong ones push past four. The honest answer depends on your traffic sources and price point, which is why we baseline yours before promising movement.
The product page first, then the collection page, then the cart. The homepage matters less than most owners think, and we spend the budget accordingly.
Either. Many clients start with the product page template, see the numbers move, and then extend the design across the store.
We do not guess. Designs come from your analytics and session recordings, ship as measurable changes, and the numbers before and after are part of the report.
No. Speed is a design constraint from the first draft, and we measure it alongside conversion.
Yes. We design inside your brand guidelines, or help tighten them if the store has drifted from the brand over time.
We optimize everything up to and around checkout, and configure the checkout options Shopify allows on your plan, including Shop Pay and express options.
A fixed quote based on how many templates are in scope. Product page only is a smaller project; a full store design is larger. Both are priced in writing first.