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Oleg Savchuk

• 8h

Free CRO Audit for Your E-Commerce Store or Design

I’m currently analysing conversion drop-off points across e-commerce sites and UI layouts—with a focus on the homepage, product pages (PDPs), and checkout flows.

While developing a bespoke Shopify theme, I’ve been testing my own UX/CRO analytics tool. To gather more real-world data, I’m offering a free CRO audit for 5 stores or Figma designs.

What you’ll get: – A concise breakdown highlighting key visual and UX friction points that are costing you conversions. – 15+ actionable recommendations on what to tweak right now to boost your conversion rate.

If you’d like an audit, drop a link to your site or design in the comments or send me a DM. I'll be taking on the first 5 projects.

Shopify ecommerce CRO

Oleksandra Marchenko

pro

• Jul 15

I already shared the first concept a few days ago, but I couldn’t stop exploring 😅

So here’s an alternative direction.

Which one would you pick?

Vote below 👇

Figma Web Design ecommerce

75 voted

63%

45 voted

37%

120 votes

Closed

Deborah Ayodele

• Jul 15

Ivo Ivanov

max

• Jul 15

New project in the works - OneCare. One app for premium care delivered to your address. Cleaning, beauty, healthcare at home, handyman, plumbing, pest control, pet care, laundry, and a lot more. More to come soon 🤌

Product Design Web Design UX Design

Sodiq Alao

• Jul 17

Nice work

Pixel One Design

pro

• Jul 15

The strategic challenge for the full website was sequencing. A logistics leader landing on this page may understand the problem Augie solves but not yet understand what AI actually does for their team day to day.

Each section was built to answer one specific question in the order a visitor would naturally ask it. What does Augie do. Does it work with the tools we already use. Is it built for our specific type of operation.

Green runs through every section consistently, carrying the same brand language from trade show booth to digital so the brand feels the same wherever the audience encounters Augment. The grid gives the page rhythm without making it feel rigid, each section carrying its own structure while elements occasionally cross between them.

Web Design UI Design UX Design