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A store on its first day, and one 126 sales in.
The new one says "New" and "No ratings yet" instead of showing an empty rating. It also tells buyers how their order is tracked.
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A fresh e-commerce redesign focused on making the product experience cleaner, clearer, and easier to shop.
Really happy with how this one came together 🫧
What do you think about this visual direction? Would love to hear your thoughts!
Looks amazing!
WORKSET now opens with a five-second equipment film, then settles into the homepage.
Since my last update, I’ve refined the visual direction around the quiet ritual before a hard set: forest green, warm ivory, tactile imagery and a more expressive serif headline.
The opening plays silently once per browsing session, includes Skip intro, and keeps navigation and shopping available. Reduced-motion and data-saving preferences retain the original photograph.
The refinements continue through clearer product layouts, photographic colour choices, nearby fit guidance, and carefully adjusted phone and tablet compositions. Campaign copy, imagery and motion are editable in Shopify’s theme editor.
WORKSET is my self-initiated Shopify concept with illustrative products and original AI-assisted imagery and film. The clip below is the opening film; the updated case shows the complete storefront.
Looking for a Shopify store with its own visual identity? Send me your store or brief and what you want to improve. I’ll help define a focused scope.
Explore the project: https://contra.com/p/m7goLANs-workset-shopify-storefront-and-motion
The green and ivory look beautiful.
Two Shopify collection pages. Same products. Different shopping experiences.
Option A: A clean 2-column product grid with minimal filters and large product images.
Option B: A compact product grid with visible filters, sorting, and quick-add options.
A feels more spacious and premium.
B gives shoppers more control, especially when browsing a large catalog.
But here's the interesting part: more features don't always mean a better shopping experience.
On mobile, screen space is limited. Every extra control competes with the products themselves.
Which approach would you choose for a Shopify fashion store?
A: Minimal and visual
B: Filter-first and functional
3 votes
Ends in 3h
Minimal! Custom coding?