Harvesting Kits and Microgreens Delivered to Your Door

Harvesting Kits and Microgreens Delivered to Your DoorHarvesting Kits and Microgreens Delivered to Your Door

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Mustafa Kazmi

• May 11

Introducing Verdant UI A shop for harvesting kits and and microgreens delivered at your footstep

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Vincent Pasili

pro

• May 11

Looks cool!

Ivo Ivanov

max

• Jun 1

The new UI Flip site is getting close to launch. Just wrapped up the "Wall of love" section and wondering how many testimonials are too much? 🤨

Web Design Framer testimonials

Atolani Adegbesan

• Jun 1

Good job!

Asif Younas

pro

• Jun 1

Editorial or commercial — which hero closes the sale?

Option A whispers. Oversized serif, cream, editorial pacing. You feel the brand before you read a word.

Option B speaks first. Clean sans, red cuts through, products visible above the fold. No waiting.

Same Figma file. Same Liquid codebase. Two completely different conversations with the customer.

Which direction would you take to production?

Claude shopifydeveloper shopifyexpert

23 voted

85%

4 voted

15%

27 votes

Closed

Krishna Singh

• Jun 3

option A colour is nice

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• Jun 1

What clients can prepare to help speed up a website project?

Sometimes a business needs a new website sooner than a typical project timeline allows.

While every project still requires strategy, design, and development, there are a few things clients can prepare that often help move the process forward faster:

• content drafts or key messaging • photos, brand assets, and visual materials • examples of websites they like (and don't like) • information about their target audience • service descriptions and offers • testimonials, reviews, or case studies • business goals and conversion priorities

The more information available at the start, the less time is spent waiting for decisions, gathering materials, and revising content later.

The smoother the preparation, the smoother the project!