@techjewel@FluentCartWP Not needing to spend hours wrestling with CSS to make review boxes look cohesive is such an underrated benefit. A native, out of the box solution that looks great and ties directly to real orders is exactly what WordPress ecommerce needs. Kudos to the team!
The busiest businesses I work with usually have the worst websites. They never had time to think about it, the phone kept ringing.
#ContractorMarketing
Built the site for Dungeon Gym & Fitness Centre in Anguilla. Dark, high-contrast, real training photos, one clear action: call or get directions. No stock, no filler.
#WebsiteDesign
Recent project: Megawowfactory, a luxury footwear store. The site had to feel as confident as the shoes, not like a generic template with a logo slapped on.
#Ecommerce
Put together a concept for a luxury hair salon. Deep teal, gold accents, one clear booking button. Salon sites live or die on whether the first screen feels premium.
#BeautyBusiness
Built a concept for a landscaping company. Deep green branding, real outdoor photos, services split into clear categories instead of one long list nobody reads.
#ContractorMarketing
More than half your traffic is on a phone, standing outside, in a hurry. Tap-to-call numbers. Big buttons. Fewer form fields. Design for that as the default, not the edge case.
#ContractorMarketing
@KatherineN41509 Hi Katherine, The Best of Me has a nice concept, collagen/wellness branding, but the store itself looks like it's still on the default theme setup: placeholder 'Example products,' unrelated items in search, and social links still pointing to Shopify's own pages. Fix that.
@kayno50 Hey kayno50, noticed My Big Market's branding says 'Skincare, simplified' but the store itself still looks unfinished, no skincare products showing yet, plus some leftover template stuff in the nav. If you're still setting it up, happy to help get it store ready!
@CallMeSwarleyyy Hey chaos, the Avyra branding is really nice, noticed the browser tab title has a stray quote mark in it, and a few listings (like the turban hat) still show raw supplier titles that clash with the rest of the site's vibe. Happy to flag a couple more things if useful!
Saw a business today with dozens of 5-star reviews. Not one visible on their actual website. All that trust sitting on someone else's platform. Pull it onto your homepage.
#LocalBusinessOwner
None of these take a redesign. About an hour each, and someone willing to test the site like an actual customer would.
Which one's on your site right now?