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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.
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