Volume 1: Storefront Lookbook -
The designs below can be developed without touching the code and help to demonstrate the power of creativity Storefront and its suite of extensions provides. Volume 1 looks at the store page in particular.
Book store
In a bookstore, we've picked a light colour palette and serif typeface to create a formal and reliable look. Set the width to be in line with the width of your browser, and placing the products in four rows will allow you to show a large number of items per page.
Additionally, we have added a noticeable search bar to the header widget area, which allows people to easily find the product they're looking for.
To achieve this look, it is necessary to use these extensions:
Stores for fashion
Fashion shops typically have design that is simple and monotone which allows for the photography of products to really pop and grab the attention of. A simple design and color scheme is easy and will yield great results with the right catalogue of items.
We demonstrate the flexibility of the header widget region by showing some compelling messages, compelling customers to purchase your goods.
The look is possible without extensions.
Tech store
A tech store might sell software, or any other digital items. Here we use a vibrant color scheme and visually striking contrast colours to deliver a contemporary style. Often times tech products reputations precede them - removing the bar immediately takes visitors in your product catalog. It is a great option for those who have a limited suite of products rather than a gargantuan catalog.
To achieve this look, you'll need the following extensions:
Autumnal arts and crafts store
Removing the sidebar works great when you have a small inventory of goods and having fewer and fewer products per row is sure to make your photography for your products be noticed. This is perfect if you're selling items that depend on the photography to sell hand-crafted items - which is the perfect illustration of this. Large images of the product helps to show the quality of the work displayed.
By adding a fall-themed background image with a fall-themed color scheme, and the central alignment/refinement of your site's header can make your site look more inviting and professional and with little effort.
To create this look you'll need the following extensions:
Store that is a bit of a joke
Combining abrasive textures with modern, utilitarian typefaces may aid in defining character and attitude. This is particularly effective for counterculture stores selling items that are not mainstream. Subtle Patterns is an excellent resource to discover amazing, tiled textures. But don't go overboard And remember, less is more!
For this style, you'll need the following extensions: