Typically, most of the D2C stores separate into two parts – content that tells a story and commer...Typically, most of the D2C stores separate into two parts – content that tells a story and commer...
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Framlix Studio
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• Jul 17
Typically, most of the D2C stores separate into two parts – content that tells a story and commerce that only sells. Product listing pages become inflexible product grids, while product detail pages get overwhelmed by tabs and drop-down menus leading to a cart.
Solvane blends both into one seamless flow using Framer Commerce and Shopify. It incorporates flexible accordions for extensive information, quick switching of variants, and sticky sub-navigation. Made in @Framer using Framer Commerce.
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Noel Dario Andres
• 2d
The split between storytelling pages and rigid product grids is such a real D2C problem. Blending them in Framer Commerce feels like the right direction for brands that need both.
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Maty Sandoval
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• Jul 17
Splitting D2C stores into a story-content layer and a pure-commerce layer is a really clean way to frame the problem, most people just bolt Shopify onto a template and call it a day. What made you land on Framer plus Shopify specifically instead of a native Shopify theme build?
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Abdullah Eroğlu
pro
• Jul 17
Great idea and great execution in a high level of design without disrupting the accesibility. Feels expensive and skooth at the same time while stays reliable. Some points might get improved; but yet in overall thats a great design. Good work!
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