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Neuaura is a UK women’s wellness brand making targeted supplements for life after 40: BloatBurn, CraveFree, AcheFree and Daily Menopause. The project started with a design and it was my job was to turn it into a production-ready Shopify Liquid theme the Neuaura team could run themselves.
I rebuilt the design as a library of more than 40 custom sections, each one fully editable from the theme editor. They include results carousels, a 90-day timeline with tabs, an ingredients breakdown with accordions, comparison tables, a searchable reviews hub, risk-reversal guarantee blocks, FAQ hubs and countdown offer cards.
Colours, copy, images and layout all come from the schema settings, so the marketing team can build new landing pages and campaign variations without touching code. The whole theme uses Tailwind with a custom brand palette and typography.
The result is a fast-moving, conversion-focused storefront that the Neuaura team owns end to end. They can launch Black Friday offers, test new messaging and build product landing pages the same day, rather than waiting on development time.
Turning a design into 40 editable sections is a smart way to hand a store over, especially when the marketing team needs to move fast on Black Friday offers. The searchable reviews hub and the 90 day timeline with tabs sound like the pieces that will do the heavy lifting for...
Nice work!
40+ custom sections all editable from the theme editor is exactly what lets a client really own their store. The 90-day timeline with tabs is a great way to set expectations for a supplement brand.
Building the whole design as 40+ editable sections is exactly the right call — the Neuaura team being able to launch Black Friday offers and test messaging without waiting on dev time is a huge win for a small brand. The reviews hub and comparison tables should help conversions too.
Turning a design into a Liquid theme the team can actually run themselves is the part that often gets overlooked. Nice work on this one.
The 40-plus custom sections approach is exactly what a supplement brand needs — the 90-day timeline with tabs and the searchable reviews hub are the two pieces that will do the most for trust, since shoppers for menopause products want proof over time. One thing I'd test is the...
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I used warm colors, engaging product imagery, and clean navigation to create a fun, family-friendly shopping experience that makes product discovery easy for parents.
🎨 Which section makes the biggest impact on an eCommerce homepage?
I designed this playful toy store experience with a focus on product discovery, engaging visuals, and a seamless shopping journey.
But I'm curious about your opinion!
👇 If you were shopping on this website, which section would catch your attention first?
A. Hero Banner
B. Shop by Category
C. Best Sellers
D. Promotional Offers
Let's hear your thoughts! 👀
#ShopifyDesign #EcommerceDesign #UIUX #WebDesign
3 voted
60%
2 voted
40%
5 votes
Closed
Option 1 for me 💯
No product sells without an association. Headphones sell the moment the world goes quiet
That was the idea behind Inward, a concept landing page I made for noise-cancelling headphones. A visitor should get it in one second, before reading a word
So the noise on the page reacts to your cursor like sound. Click the O in FOCUS and the crowd slows, the office goes muffled and NOISE fades
Two things didn't make it. A 3D headphone intro I generated looked flat and cheap next to the idea, so I cut it. The first rings around the cursor read as electricity, so I had them redone as a sound wave
Claude helped me build it. The idea and every yes or no were mine
A product page sells when the visitor feels the product before reading about it.
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