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Is your WooCommerce cart actually helping you sell more?
Many customers reach the “I’ll ask someone and come back” stage - and never return.
With DITS Share Cart, shoppers can share their entire cart using a single link.
Why it matters 👇
• One-click cart sharing (messengers, email, etc.)
• More conversions from group orders and B2B approvals
• Works for guest users — no extra registration
• Track shared carts and analyze what converts
Turn your cart into a conversion tool — not just a checkout page.
Interested? DM us and we’ll share the full breakdown.
Cart abandonment conversations rarely focus on collaborative decision-making. Sharing the entire cart is a smart friction-reduction angle
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Most business owners think they need a “better design.”
They don’t.
They need a website that communicates clearly, builds trust fast, and guides visitors toward action.
A high-performing website isn’t about trends.
It’s about structure, psychology, and positioning.
If your site looks good but isn’t generating leads, the problem isn’t traffic.
It’s strategy.
That’s exactly what I focus on when building with Framer & WordPress — websites designed to convert, not just impress.
If you want honest feedback on your site,
comment “SITE” or send me a DM.
Exactly this. Visual polish rarely fixes performance problems — clarity, hierarchy, and decision flow do. Design is ultimately behavior engineering.
While building eCommerce sites, I’ve noticed something interesting.
It’s rarely about adding more features.
It’s about removing friction.
Over time, a few patterns became clear:
• Users don’t read — they scan.
• Complicated checkout reduces conversions.
• Mobile experience matters more than desktop.
• Trust signals increase confidence.
• Performance impacts everything.
Every project reinforces the same lesson:
Simple, fast, and clear always wins.
Completely agree. Most conversion wins come from reducing friction rather than adding features. Simplicity almost always outperforms complexity.
Art & Craft Supplies
I designed a vibrant and engaging eCommerce website for a diamond painting and DIY art brand. The goal was to create a playful yet structured storefront that reflects creativity while guiding users smoothly through product discovery and purchase.
The design highlights featured collections, custom portrait options, themed categories, and customer reviews to build trust and increase engagement.
⚠ Problem
The brand needed a more visually engaging and conversion-friendly website to properly showcase its wide range of creative kits.
🚀 Solution
I created a colorful, well-structured eCommerce layout with:
Clear product categorization
Strong visual storytelling
Highlighted promotions & sales
Custom product showcase sections
Conversion-optimised product grids
Really well executed. The hierarchy and color system make the experience feel lively while still guiding attention effectively.
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