They see what you sell.
What we saw
- Bode: The first screen is an old hand-coloured photo of buggies by a barn; nothing shows or says what the shop sells.
- Tradlands: The first screen shows the new collection and the size range, XS to 4X.
A site your shoppers find easy to buy from. For food, fashion, and home & electronics shops.
We build it. You approve.
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Not our clients · made with AI · expert check pending · 5 – 7 October 2026
Filters right above the products.
What we saw
- Sandy Liang: All Clothing holds over 100 pieces, with Sort by as the only tool. There is no filter for my size.
- Kotn: Filter and Sort sit right above the clothes, with the price and colours under each one.
Nothing is chosen for them.
What we saw
- Atèlette: Size 32, the smallest, was already picked, so one tap added a size I never chose.
- Allbirds: No size is picked for me; the button says Select a size until I choose one.
A clear, honest bag.
What we saw
- Atèlette: A flower drawing and the accessibility button sit on top of my subtotal.
- Girlfriend Collective: The bag warns 'Final Sale' on my item before I pay.
Nothing ticked for them.
What we saw
- Taylor Stitch: The box to get marketing emails is already ticked for me.
- Atèlette: The mailing-list box is left for me to tick.
They know when it arrives.
What we saw
- Kotn: Shipping lists prices for 26 countries but no arrival time; for that it sends me to the help site.
- Girlfriend Collective: Shipping says it plainly: ships in 1 to 3 business days, then 5 to 10 days in the US.
What you get
3 things we deliver. You approve each.
One line costs orders.We fix that line.
See the prices →See exactly what costs you orders, worst first.
You choose what gets fixed.
Work you can check.
Not our clients · made with AI · expert check pending · 6 – 30 October 2026
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