A modern facelift for trapperjlures.company.site — built around your own photography, your own product descriptions and the reviews your customers have already left.
The opportunity
Seventeen customers have rated this range five stars and your homepage mentions none of them.
Your store already holds the two things that sell a lure: your own photographs of every product, and seventeen verified five-star reviews. Neither appears on your homepage today. This redesign puts them on the first screen and gives people one clear way to reach you.
Built on your own brand colours, not a stock theme.
Looks sharp and loads quickly on every phone.
Clean SEO structure, and every page set up to be indexed.
The six reviews your customers wrote words for, on the page verbatim — out of the product pages they are currently buried in.
Your customers' own words, moved somewhere people actually see them. Today a visitor has to open an individual product page to find a single one.
All seventeen products with your own description and price, instead of a menu people have to hunt through.
Name, email and what you are running — for the customers who want to know what to put in the hole before they buy.
The six reviews that carry text are quoted verbatim, typos and all. The other eleven are ratings with no words, so they are counted and not invented into sentences.
Each card carries the description you already wrote — spelling, exclamation marks and all — trimmed to its opening line, with the whole of it on that product’s own page. Five products have no description on your store today; those cards show the photograph and price and say nothing you did not write.
The pictures you already use are shown at full size. Anything that is not your own photograph is labelled as such on the page instead of being passed off as your work.
The things people email to ask, answered on the page using what you already publish — so fewer enquiries start from nothing.
Your store only accepts reviews from customers who actually bought — that is worth saying out loud, and it sits near the top of the page rather than three screens down.
The accent is the green measured off your own labels — the mean of nearly twenty thousand pixels across twelve of your product photographs, not a colour picked to taste. You have no logo file to sample, so the labels are the next most honest source.
This is already built. Everything you just clicked through exists today — the design, the content and the working features. The only step left is your review.
Theme designed, copy written, pages laid out.
Every page here is built, and every link on it goes where it will go when it is live. The enquiry form and checkout are the two exceptions and are called out on purpose: the form is a demonstration and does not send yet, and these are design pages, so there is no basket, no payment and no order in this preview. Your Ecwid store keeps taking the orders exactly as it does today.
Your review and any changes you want, then we go live and walk you through it.