Store designs

Choose a design that suits your business from the merchant dashboard, then control your page sections: show, reorder and edit their content.

The designs below are the ones actually published, read live from the platform. Any of them can be chosen from the merchant dashboard and takes effect on your store straight away. The previews are structural: they draw the page section order and the design palette, and are not photographs of a real store.

What a design means here

A design is a ready-made set of page sections and their default colours: the hero, category grid, featured products, offers, brand story, FAQ and more. You pick a design and adjust it rather than building your store from nothing.

Catalog

A denser layout for stores with a large number of products.

Structural preview

Sections (6)

  1. Category grid
  2. Product grid
  3. Banner
  4. FAQ
  5. Contact
  6. Footer

Luxury

High contrast and refined detail, for perfume, jewellery and gifting.

Structural preview

Sections (6)

  1. Hero
  2. Brand story
  3. Featured products
  4. Testimonials
  5. Product grid
  6. Footer

Minimal

Quiet space with the product itself in focus, for brands that prefer restraint.

Structural preview

Sections (4)

  1. Hero
  2. Featured products
  3. Product grid
  4. Footer

Modern

A wide hero and large imagery, suited to fashion and products bought at first glance.

Structural preview

Sections (6)

  1. Hero
  2. Category grid
  3. Featured products
  4. Flash sale — not available yet
  5. Product grid
  6. Footer

Controlling your sections

After choosing a design, these are the stages of control as planned — in order, not all at once.

Stage oneAvailable now

Enable and hide sections, reorder them with up and down buttons, and edit their text, images and product source.

Stage twoPlanned

Layout variants per section, preview before publishing, and a draft separate from what is live.

Stage threePlanned

Drag-and-drop reordering and richer blocks. Not available, and not scheduled before the two stages above are done.

Button-based ordering first is a deliberate choice: it works with a keyboard and a screen reader from day one, which drag-and-drop does not without extra work.