We’ve recently soft launched our store, and we’d truly love to hear your thoughts. If you have a moment, please take a look and share your feedback on things like the branding, UI/UX, product selection, overall look & feel, navigation, and the checkout experience.
If you notice any issues, glitches, or areas we could improve, we’d really appreciate you pointing them out. Your feedback will help us make the store even better.
hey @naveen.raj first of all Welcome to Shopify Community and now in my honest review is you did a great job by your self but i think you have look after this issue
you have make the arrow button more visible for every one and also the alignment of the arrow must be center that’s it . This is my honest review hope you like so don’t forget to like and also mark as solution
Hi @naveen.raj,
I just took a look at your store and honestly it looks really beautiful.
The branding and overall aesthetic feel very calm and premium, which fits perfectly with the journaling and stationery niche.
The product photography and color palette are also very nice and consistent.
One small suggestion would be to make the homepage headline a bit clearer about what you sell, so first-time visitors instantly understand the products.
Adding sections like
best sellers,
customer reviews,
or a short why choose us section
could also help build more trust and improve conversions.
Overall, it’s a lovely store and you’ve done a great job with the design and presentation. Wishing you lots of success with the launch!
Hi @naveen.raj , your site is aesthetically neat and very easy to navigate apart from one small thing that another community member has pointed which is the button below is too hard to see, you can consider changing it a bit
Your site is really great. Here is my honest review, regarding your site.
In the product page, you are showing Product Info on the left and Images on the right side. Which leads to bad UX. In my opinion the product images should be on the left side and information on the right side.
The store looks really clean for a soft launch and the product range is actually solid. Stickers, washi tapes, wax seals, journals, there’s a real niche community around this kind of stationery and they spend good money. So the foundation is there.
The main thing I’d focus on right now is your cart. You already have a slider cart which puts you ahead of a lot of new stores, but you’re not really using it to its full potential. You have a genuinely wide product catalogue and when someone adds something to their cart you should be using that moment to show them what else pairs well with it.
Someone buying wax seal stamps might want sealing wax beads or an ink pad. Someone grabbing a journal might want matching accessories or paper ephemera. Surfacing those suggestions right inside the cart is how you get people to naturally spend more per order without any extra ads.
The other thing to add inside that slider cart is a progress bar showing customers how close they are to free shipping or a discount. For a store like this where people are already in a buying mood and love collecting matching pieces, that bar genuinely nudges people to throw one more thing in.
Just don’t build all of this out with three different apps. It adds up in cost and having too many apps running slows your store down noticeably. Something like iCart handles all of it together, the progress bar, in-cart cross sells and upsells, all in one place without the bloat.
Overall though, good start. Just make that cart work harder for you.
Hello,
Nice store and branding, it feels clean and consistent with the home decor niche. One thing I’d focus on is making the product value a bit clearer on the product pages. Small details like that can help visitors feel more confident before buying.
Also worth checking the mobile experience closely, since a lot of traffic usually comes from mobile for decor stores. Overall, though, it’s a solid start.
The store is neat and visually beautiful, but some areas can bring more conversion. Maybe the home page could be simplified to make the most important products more prominent, product descriptions could better state the benefits, and trust signals such as reviews or shipping guarantees could be added. The navigation is straightforward, but keep the checkout process short and transparent.
