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Taste Test
Two Shopify collection pages. Same products. Different shopping experiences.
Option A: A clean 2-column product grid with minimal filters and large product images.
Option B: A compact product grid with visible filters, sorting, and quick-add options.
A feels more spacious and premium.
B gives shoppers more control, especially when browsing a large catalog.
But here's the interesting part: more features don't always mean a better shopping experience.
On mobile, screen space is limited. Every extra control competes with the products themselves.
Which approach would you choose for a Shopify fashion store?
A: Minimal and visual
B: Filter-first and functional
2 votes
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