Independent digital studio · since 2016
A brand with a clear mission and a store that loses customers at checkout: product pages that tell the supply chain and frictionless mobile checkout.
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The typical scenario: an ethical clothing brand has built an engaged community on social media. People arrive on the site already convinced, but find flat product pages, a few tiny thumbnails and a long checkout designed for desktop when almost everyone buys on their phone.
Everything that makes the brand different, namely certified materials, Italian production and a traceable supply chain, is hidden on an "About us" page nobody opens. And people who buy once rarely come back, because there's no reason to.
Heatmaps, anonymous session recordings and Analytics data to find the exact points where people drop off. No code until we understand where they're being lost.
At the top, everything you need to buy; right below, the story of the garment: where the fabric comes from, who works it, what certifications it has. First the what, then the why.
Side cart, an always-visible buy button, fast payments and fewer fields to fill in. We optimize everything before checkout with no unnecessary platform costs.
Automatic post-purchase emails, verified reviews with photos and "frequently bought together" suggestions with no fake timers or pressure, in line with the brand's style.
Catalog, customers and orders moved to the new platform, with redirects from the old addresses to keep the visits coming from Google.
Two versions of the product page compared with real traffic: we pick the one that performs better on the data, not on taste.
Before we start, we set the indicators and the starting point together, so results are read from data and not impressions.
How many smartphone visits turn into orders.
At which step people stop, before and after the new journey.
The effect of suggestions for matching products.
How many customers come back to buy within a few months.
Someone landing on a product page wants to understand right away what they're buying; the story persuades better right after.
Fake timers and aggressive pop-ups damage a brand built on trust and community.
A lot can be optimized before checkout, without moving to enterprise versions of the platform.
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It depends on the catalog, integrations and who will run the store. For many fashion brands Shopify is the simplest choice; we cover it in the dedicated guide.
Yes: we map every URL, set up the redirects and check indexing in the weeks after launch.
We can arrange them with photographers in the network, or work with yours if they're already good quality.
An online store starts at €2,500 + VAT; the quote depends on catalog, integrations and migration.
Opening an online store isn't just about paying for the website. There are platforms, fees, photos, shipping, marketing and the time you'll need to put in. Here is a complete, honest picture, so you can plan your budget without surprises.
They're the two most widely used platforms for opening an online store, and the question "which one should I choose?" comes up in almost every first call. There's no absolute winner: there's the one that best suits your products, your team and your growth plans.
From a few hundred to tens of thousands of euros: the figures you find online are so different they tell you nothing. This guide explains what the price depends on, what different types of website cost and how to read a quote without surprises.
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↗Tell us about your project: the assistant prepares the brief in two minutes, then a person from the team replies. No automatic quotes.
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