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A business owner shared a Shopify website she built with AI assistance and I couldn't resist doing a quick audit.
The site looked fancy, but..
The homepage was slow
No FAQs or reviews on the product page,
Important policy pages were still templates,
The brand contact email was a Gmail etc..
E-commerce is not so forgiving.
It's not just about what looks good. It's about what looks premium, builds trust, and actually helps people buy.
If you knew the cost of a poor website could be thousands of dollars in missed revenue, would investing in a proper one still feel expensive?
Which Homepage Feels Easier to Use?
A home services app should make finding the right professional simple and effortless.
Version A - Compact Layout. Keeps the service categories, popular services, and navigation close together, helping users explore more content with less scrolling.
Version B - Spacious Layout. Gives service categories and popular services more breathing room, creating a cleaner interface with a stronger visual hierarchy.
Both approaches aim to make booking home services easier, but they offer different browsing experiences.
Which version would you prefer when looking for a home service?
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Just refreshed the case study for Avant Tech, a staffing and IT services company I built a website for in WordPress + Divi.
The interesting part wasn't the design. It was that the site has two completely different visitors: companies who want to hire, and people looking for a job.
So the homepage splits them early. "Let's Talk" takes companies to the contact page, "Apply Now" takes candidates to an application form with a CV upload.
A few things under the hood:
– header and footer built once in the Divi Theme Builder
– the service pages live in their own post type, so adding a new one stays quick and consistent
– a LearnPress training area behind a password
Full write-up is on my profile if you want the details.
