Is your Shopify store getting traffic but not sales? Often the problem is inside the store itself. I created this carousel to help store owners spot the five most common sales killers.
Slow loading speed: heavy images and too many apps push load time past three seconds, and visitors leave.
Not mobile-friendly: most shoppers browse on their phones, so tiny text and hard-to-tap buttons cost you sales.
Weak product pages: blurry photos, short descriptions and no clear Add to Cart button leave customers unsure.
No trust signals: without reviews, an About page, contact details or a return policy, new customers hesitate to pay.
Confusing checkout: too many steps, hidden shipping costs or limited payment options lead to abandoned carts.
I'm Niswat, a Shopify designer. I build fast, mobile-first stores that look professional and are ready to sell.
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A website designed to reflect the brand's identity while creating a smooth, clean and engaging shopping experience.
From visual direction and layout planning to presenting products in a way that connects with customers, every detail matters when building a brand's digital presence.
A website is more than just a storefront — it's part of the brand experience.
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The warm beige palette and the sofa hero with the arc lamp feel like a real showroom, and the mobile product page keeps the same calm look. Which part took longer, the homepage or the product page?
How do you help someone find the right ski jacket fast?
For rehall.com, a Dutch skiwear brand, we started with who it's for. The Shopify mega menu opens by audience, so Men, Women, Boys and Girls each get their own garment list and campaign tiles in one hover.
On a collection, you filter by size, colour, waterproofness and breathability. The counts update live and the grid refreshes without reloading the page.
A custom Liquid theme, selling in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany in three languages.
Would you shop by audience first, or by product type?