Custom Store Design
A branded storefront that looks like your business rather than a lightly recoloured theme everyone recognises.
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Traffic is not the problem for most stores — the path from product page to paid order is. We design that path so fewer people fall off it.
Online shoppers make decisions on limited information: a few photos, a short description, a price and whatever reassurance they can find nearby.
We design product and category pages that give them all of that quickly, and a checkout that does not reintroduce doubt at the last step.

The pieces of a store that decide whether a visit becomes an order.
A branded storefront that looks like your business rather than a lightly recoloured theme everyone recognises.
View moreImagery, variants, stock and reviews arranged so the buying decision gets easier the further down the page you read.
View moreFewer steps, clearer costs and guest checkout, aimed squarely at the point where most carts are abandoned.
View moreNavigation, filtering and search designed to hold up when the catalogue runs to thousands of SKUs.
View moreCustom Shopify storefronts and theme work for merchants who want the platform without the template look.
View moreIdentity, photography direction and packaging design that carry through from the ad to the unboxing.
View moreForced account creation, shipping costs revealed late and a form that fails validation on mobile account for a large share of abandoned orders.
We treat checkout as its own design problem, with guest purchase, honest costs shown early, and payment methods your customers already trust.

A store that works with forty products can become unusable with four hundred if the navigation and filtering were never designed for it.
We plan the taxonomy and the templates against where your catalogue is heading, not only where it is today.

Kodex Designs believes in transparency every step of the way, keeping you in the loop with every executed plan.
We get to know your brand, your goals, and the audience you intend to reach through conversations and discovery calls.
We draft a tailored action plan with clear deliverables, timelines, KPIs, and the tools and platforms we will use.
Our team sets the plan in motion, and you are updated on progress at every stage of the build.
We make every necessary retouch before launch. Only when you are satisfied do we go live — then we stay on for ongoing improvements.
Shopify suits most merchants. WooCommerce fits content-heavy brands already on WordPress, and Magento suits large, complex catalogues. We recommend based on your catalogue and team.
Yes, and we start by looking at your analytics to find where orders are being lost before changing anything.
It is designed for mobile first. Most store traffic arrives on a phone, so that is where the design has to be strongest.
Yes. Products, customers, orders and URL redirects are all part of a properly handled migration.
Let us look at your store and show you where shoppers are dropping out.