Same store. Same $58 serum. New theme layer.
Before and after of the same store. Same product, same price, same Shopify backend.
The only thing that changed is the theme layer.
The before is what a rented theme does to a good product. Default type, a welcome popup fighting a cookie bar fighting a chat widget, and a hero that says "Welcome To Our Store" because the theme doesn't know what else to say.
The after is my Flagship Storefront method:
- Built with Framer Commerce, so every section is designed on canvas, not configured in a theme editor wires it straight into Shopify. Cart, checkout, inventory and orders never move - Products live in the CMS, so the catalogue scales without touching the design
- Code components handle the sticky add to cart and the interactions a theme can't reach
I build these for Ecommerce brands whose product looks premium everywhere except their own website.
Same store. Same $58 serum. New theme layer.
Before and after of the same store. Same product, same price, same Shopify backend.
The only thing that changed is the theme layer.
The before is what a rented theme does to a good product. Default type, a welcome popup fighting a cookie bar fighting a chat widget, and a hero that says "Welcome To Our Store" because the theme doesn't know what else to say.
The after is my Flagship Storefront method:
- Built with Framer Commerce, so every section is designed on canvas, not configured in a theme editor wires it straight into Shopify. Cart, checkout, inventory and orders never move - Products live in the CMS, so the catalogue scales without touching the design
- Code components handle the sticky add to cart and the interactions a theme can't reach
I build these for Ecommerce brands whose product looks premium everywhere except their own website.
