Euphoric Bakehouse sold cookie boxes on a Dawn theme, so customers typed their flavours into the order notes and the owner copied them out by hand. I built a box builder with a live counter that unlocks only when the box is full, and the mix prints on the label. Abandoned carts dropped 18% after launch.
For Shopify store owners whose customers have to type their order into a notes box.
Euphoric Bakehouse sells 4.5 oz cookies, baked to order in Ohio, in boxes of 4, 8 or 12. Her store ran on the basic Dawn theme, which has no way to pick cookies for a box. Customers typed their flavours into the order notes. Then she spent minutes on every order reading them and writing down what to pack.
Three things changed:
Customers pick a box size, then fill it cookie by cookie with a live counter.
The Add button stays locked until the box is exactly full.
The exact mix travels with the order and prints on the shipping label.
Ordering from a notes box is like handing a waiter a napkin and hoping.
A bundle product with a notes field is the default, and it’s what a theme gives you. So I built the box as the product. The page says “four Nutella is a valid answer,” because people hold back when they think they’ll get it wrong. The counter says “0 of 4 chosen” and the button says “Add 4 more,” so nobody can check out with a gap.
AI helped me draft options fast. I made the calls on what shipped.
Abandoned carts dropped 18% after launch. She now prints the label and every detail is already on it.
If your customers have to explain their order in a text box, send me the link and I’ll tell you the first thing I’d change.
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A new e-commerce website for Euphoric Bakehouse, a small family-run bakehouse in Ohio that bakes big 4.5 oz cookies to order and ships them nationwide.
