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Here are 5 common mistakes I look out for:
1. Too many menu items
More options don't always make browsing easier.
2. Unclear categories
Customers shouldn't have to guess where a product belongs.
3. Hiding important pages
Key collections and shopping paths should be easy to discover.
4. Ignoring mobile navigation
A menu that works on desktop may not work well on a small screen.
5. No clear product path
Customers should be able to move naturally from browsing → finding a product → shopping.
Good navigation isn't about adding more links.
It's about making the right things easier to find.
What would you check first when reviewing a Shopify store's navigation?
Clear navigation makes the shopping journey much easier.
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We focused on making commerce data feel approachable: key metrics are easy to scan, top products stay visible, recent orders are structured clearly, and product quick views give sellers deeper context without interrupting their workflow.
See the design:
https://dribbble.com/shots/27777724-Dashboard-E-commerce
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What was built: a buyer database by segment (manufacturers, dealers, OEM); a separate email for each segment in local languages (EN, PL and others), no templates; a touch sequence: first email → reminder → final; stop list and bounce tracking; a log of all replies.
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