Shopify Web Design & Development for The Learning Junction by Anas FarooqiShopify Web Design & Development for The Learning Junction by Anas Farooqi

Shopify Web Design & Development for The Learning Junction

Anas Farooqi

Anas Farooqi

From 1% to over 5% Conversion Rate | Shopify Web Design & Development

Introduction to The Learning Junction

The Learning Junction is an online store for screen-free education resources for children. They relied primarily on Instagram for sales, and a website was built on a CMS that has since shut down.
Then vs Now - Hero Section

The Problems

The old platform had two problems that were directly hurting sales.
The first was customisation. The platform only allowed two images per product page and no videos. For a store selling children's education products, this was a serious limitation. Parents wanted to see the product in detail before buying, and static images alone were not enough to convert them.
Product Pages - Then vs Now
The second was data. Without pixel integrations or analytics, the marketing team was running blind. They had no visibility into where customers were dropping off, which pages were working, and what their ads were actually costing them per customer acquired.
Both problems were costing the store sales it should have been making.

The Design

The store needed to strike a balance, childish enough to signal it sells children's products, yet mature enough to speak to parents who are making the purchase decision.
We designed a simple but colourful animation for the homepage to set the tone for the website. The rest of the design followed the same principle, vibrant enough to feel right for the products, clean enough to keep parents comfortable buying.

The Features

Custom product pages with video testimonials and reviews.
Parents trust other parents. Adding video testimonials directly on the product page gave hesitant buyers the social proof they needed without leaving the page.
Pixel integrations with Meta, Google and TikTok.
This gave the marketing team access to data they never had before, allowing them to track, optimise and lower their customer acquisition costs.
Google Analytics integration.
The store now knows which pages are highly trafficked and where it is losing customers. This allows for continuous optimisation rather than guesswork.

The Outcome

The conversion rate went from 1–1.5% to between 3–5%.
Meta Customer Acquisition Cost dropped from PKR 692 to PKR 244–400.
The improvement wasn't just about a better-looking website. It was about giving the store the right tools, better product pages to convert visitors, and better data to understand and improve the funnel continuously.
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Posted Jun 1, 2026

Redesigned and developed Shopify store, improving conversion and marketing efficiency.