First store thoughts

Store Design
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  1. Store URL:https://stayflywrld.myshopify.com/

  2. Screenshots (Click the image icon and upload screenshots from your local device):

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  3. The outcome that I want from this is a better store to go back to and add stuff too. And I want to get my first sale. I still need to work on some marketing for this store. Aside from that I just want feedback.

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Dear @Hector_Correa

Here are a few things I think you should improve:

  1. Use a more professional domain: Remove the ‘myshopify’ from your domain so customers no longer feel like this is a trial product.
  2. Logo size: Your logo should be larger.
  3. Footer alignment: The footer should be more balanced. Currently, it feels a bit cluttered.
  4. Collection page: You should add more filters. Product image sizes should also be set to a consistent dimension.
  5. Customer reviews: If possible, add a customer review section. This will build more trust and credibility with your customers.
  6. Bug fixes: Ensure that existing issues are resolved. I discovered that after adding a product to the cart, the login popup cannot be opened from the cart page.

I hope these points will help you improve your website.

Regards,
Eric from Shopplaza

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Hi Eric,

Thank you for the feedback. I will begin working on those improvements right away.

Best regards,

Hector Correa

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  1. Branding & Professionalism

    • The name “Stay Fly WRLD” is catchy and lifestyle-oriented.

    • Make sure your logo, color scheme, and fonts reflect a consistent vibe — right now, some elements feel a bit generic.

  2. Hero Section / Above-the-Fold

    • The first section should immediately answer:

      • Who are you?

      • What’s your unique product/value?

      • Why should I care?

    • Make sure your CTA is visible without scrolling and gives a clear action (“Shop Now”, “Explore Collection”).

  3. Navigation / UX

    • Ensure your main menu is clean and easy to use on both desktop and mobile.

    • On mobile, consider a sticky header or visible CTA so people can browse without getting lost.

  4. Product Presentation

    • High-quality images are essential — ideally 2–3 lifestyle shots per product.

    • Add product benefits and story; don’t just list features.

  5. Trust & Social Proof

    • Add reviews, ratings, or testimonials as early as possible.

    • Highlight any free shipping, money-back guarantee, or secure checkout badges.

  6. Localization & Conversion

    • If targeting multiple countries, show currency/language selectors visibly on mobile.

    • Consider banners for promotions (“Free Shipping Today!” or “Limited Edition”).

  7. Speed & Performance

    • Make sure images are optimized.

    • Reduce unnecessary scripts.

  8. Marketing & Traffic

    • Social media presence is good, but you need a strategy that converts views → clicks → sales.

    • Video or carousel posts showing lifestyle use can boost engagement.

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Hey @Hector_Correa In a website show casing the products is not enoug. It’s also included to design a site professionality. Like setting up all pages including home page, product page, collection page, policies etc.

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After reviewing the homepage of the provided store, we observed that the collection list section currently lacks clear and visible collection names, and the alignment is not properly structured. This impacts both usability and overall visual appeal.To improve the store’s performance, user experience, and conversion rate, we recommend implementing the following enhancements:
In the home Page we can add these section:

  • Hero Section

  • Value Proposition Bar

  • Featured / Best Sellers

  • Social Proof

  • Why Choose Us

  • CTA Banner

  • Newsletter Signup

In the Product Page we can add these blocks:

  • Size Guide

  • Trust Badges

  • Shipping & Returns Info

  • Reviews

  • Urgency Indicators

In the Collection Page we can add these blocks:

  • Product Grid

  • Collection Image

  • Breadcrumb (throughout the store )

Essential Pages

  • About Us

  • Shipping Policy

  • Return & Refund Policy

  • Policy pages .

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Hi @Hector_Correa

For a brand called Stay Fly World the homepage needs to hit differently than it probably does right now. Someone landing cold should immediately feel the vibe and understand who this is for. Streetwear and lifestyle brands live and die by that first impression and if the homepage just looks like another generic clothing store there’s no reason for someone to stick around. Show them who Stay Fly World is within the first few seconds.

The slider cart is already there which is a decent start but it’s not pulling any weight for you. With shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, pants, headwear and jewelry all in one store the cross-sell potential inside that cart is genuinely strong. Someone adding a hoodie should be seeing matching pants or a necklace right there in the cart without having to go back and browse. That’s how streetwear brands build outfit thinking into the shopping experience and it naturally pushes average order value up without needing more traffic.

Add a free shipping progress bar in there too. Someone buying a shirt who sees they’re $15 away from free shipping will seriously consider grabbing a piece of headwear or a ring to get there.

From my own experience, getting a first sale from a brand nobody has heard of yet usually comes down to one person taking a chance on you. Make sure your product pages are doing everything they can to reduce that hesitation, clear sizing, strong photos and a return policy that’s easy to find.

Don’t install multiple separate apps to build the cart features out though. It adds cost and slows your store down. Something like iCart handles the progress bar, cross-sells and slider cart all in one place without the mess.