Choosing the best ecommerce platform for your business isn’t easy these days, particularly when there are so many options to choose from. Shopify is a platform I often recommend to a wide range of sellers, thanks to its versatility and scalability, but it might not be right for everyone.
If you’re looking for a beginner-friendly platform, Jumpseller could be a good pick, and it even has a few plans that are cheaper than those offered by Shopify.
Webflow and Tilda are two popular website building and ecommerce platforms, promising affordable, easy-to-use solutions for business owners.
So, which is best?
Have you ever wondered why some online stores just feel right when you visit them? It’s not just luck – it’s smart color psychology at work.
So let’s dive into using colors to amp up your ecommerce game.
As one of the world’s best ecommerce platforms, Shopify gives business leaders in all industries the tools they need to establish a memorable online presence.
However, with so many incredible themes to choose from, and endless customization options, it’s often difficult to know where to start with your own store design. I joined forces with the team here at Ecomm.Design, who have spent years researching and reviewing ecommerce sites, to track down the most impressive clothing stores built with Shopify.
Looking for the best BigCommerce themes for your store? We’ve got you covered. Here are our top themes, with features and industry suitability so you can choose the right one for you.
BigCommerce themes cover all industries, with custom layouts, product galleries and checkout options to make shopping easy for any ecommerce business.
By having a solid ecommerce strategy these themes are designed to be flexible for businesses of all sizes, from small boutiques to large corporations. When choosing a theme for your store one of the key things to consider is finding a theme that matches your brand and business goals.
In today’s Tapcart review, I’ll take a closer look at one of the more popular apps for modern Shopify stores. One of the reasons why Shopify stands out as a leading solution for ecommerce sales, is its incredible flexibility.
The solution comes with a huge app marketplace, filled with ways to optimize your store and boost functionality.
What is Shopify Polaris, and why does it matter to you?
If you’ve ever interacted with the Shopify admin interface, or designed an app or experience for Shopify, then you’ve probably interacted with Shopify Polaris already.
Polaris is basically the design system for the Shopify admin. It’s the shared language that’s used both internally at Shopify, and externally by app developers and designers to create experiences for the Shopify platform.
Creating a compelling brand isn’t easy. Before you can even start differentiating your company from the competition with a unique personality, messaging strategy, and approach to customer service, you first need a “visual” identity that resonates with your target audience.
Your logo, color palette, business cards and social media graphics all play a crucial role in shaping how customers perceive your company. Unfortunately, not every business owner has thousands of dollars to spend on a logo and other brand design services.
How much does it cost to design and build a Shopify website? Ask most people this question and they’ll direct you to a list of monthly subscription costs for the Shopify platform and tell you to work it out from there. However, the reality is that the cost of building a Shopify website is affected by many factors.
While I consider Shopify to be an excellent platform (offering fantastic value for money), there are a lot of expenses you’ll need to consider before you launch your store.
When you account for everything from domain costs, to design cost and development support, your price can range anywhere from $500 for a simple solution to $10,000+.
Use our BigCommerce website design tips to create a successful online store.
BigCommerce is one of the world’s most popular ecommerce platforms, and one of my favorite tools for store design by far. It’s flexible, scalable, and highly customizable, ensuring any company can build a powerful, and unique online presence, with minimal effort.
The trouble is, while personally I think BigCommerce is a user-friendly and innovative platform, designing the perfect ecommerce site can be tricky with any solution.
Duda vs Squarespace: Which platform is right for your evolving business?
Both Duda and Squarespace are well-known website builders, used for creating everything from basic company sites, to ecommerce stores, and beyond.
While Squarespace stands out for its exceptional themes and design tools, Duda is a popular solution for smaller companies in search of simple, straightforward functionality.
But how do they really compare against each other?
I’m often overwhelmed by the number of ecommerce platforms and online selling tools actually available to companies today. It seems like there are hundreds of options out there – some a little better known than others.
Shopify is typically my go-to choice for ecommerce selling, thanks to its omnichannel capabilities, ease of use, and excellent scalability.
However, Stan Store, a lesser-known competitor in the ecommerce space, could be a great choice if you’re looking for a simple way to sell courses and similar products through your social media link in bio. So, Shopify vs Stan Store: which option is best?
