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Ecommerce design that carries the brand and still converts.

Shopwell is an ecommerce design agency for premium Shopify brands — storefronts designed around how people actually buy, then built by the same team that drew them.

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Trusted by Left on Friday, Milk Makeup, Wealthsimple, Obagi, and Hemlock Hat Co.

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What it's like to work with us.

“Shopwell had a true understanding of our brand & vision. Working with them felt like an extension of our own team in how we collaborated together and brought it to life. Their breadth of expertise, level of communication, and commitment to our success is unmatched. They had a high level of execution on all projects and initiatives, and continually brought new ideas to the table to explore, keeping our business’ best interest in mind at all times. The Shopwell team has been imperative to our growth YOY.”
Left on Friday

What design solves

Beautiful isn't the brief. Bought is.

The brand stops at the homepage

Editorial polish up top, template defaults everywhere else. Collection and product pages are where the brand either holds or falls apart.

Product pages that don't answer

Fit, materials, sizing, shipping, returns — the questions that stall a purchase are rarely on the page where they get asked.

Navigation built around the org chart

Menus that mirror internal categories rather than how customers describe what they want.

Mobile as an afterthought

Most of the revenue arrives on a phone. Designs that only resolve at desktop widths quietly cost the majority of sessions.

Design that can't be maintained

Beautiful comps with no system behind them mean every new campaign page drifts further from the original.

Accessibility handled last

Contrast, focus states, and keyboard flow are cheap to design in and expensive to retrofit — and legally exposed either way.

What we help with

Designed to be built. Built as designed.

01

Storefront design

Home, collection, product, cart, and account — designed as one journey, with the templates that carry revenue treated as the priority.

02

Product & collection experience

Merchandising, filtering, imagery, and copy structured so shoppers can compare, decide, and buy without leaving to research.

03

Design systems for Shopify

Components, tokens, and flexible theme sections so your team ships new pages that still look like the brand.

04

Accessible interface design

WCAG-informed contrast, focus, and interaction states designed in from the start — better for everyone, safer for you.

What's included

Everything a storefront needs to earn the sale.

Scoped to your catalog and stack — and usually paired with Shopify development, conversion optimization, or SEO.

Discovery & analytics reviewWhere sessions stall, and why
Customer journey mappingEntry points through to repeat purchase
Information architectureNavigation and taxonomy built around demand
Wireframes for key templatesStructure agreed before visual design
Visual designHome, collection, product, cart, content pages
Mobile-first layoutsDesigned at phone width, not scaled down
Design system & componentsReusable, documented, built to extend
Accessibility standardsContrast, focus, semantics, keyboard flow
Content & copy directionWhat each page has to say to sell
Developer-ready handoffOr we build it — usually the latter

Our process

Decisions made with evidence, not taste alone.

01

Understand

Analytics, session recordings, customer feedback, and your commercial goals — before anyone opens a design file.

02

Structure

Architecture and wireframes for the templates that matter, so the layout argument happens before the visual one.

03

Design

Visual design and a component system, reviewed in real content and real breakpoints rather than perfect mockups.

04

Build & refine

The same team develops it, then keeps improving it against real behaviour after launch.

Why Shopwell

Designers who understand the constraints they're designing into.

Design and development in one teamNo handoff gap. What gets designed is what gets built, at the fidelity it was drawn.
Commercially literateWe design against conversion, AOV, and margin — aesthetics serve the outcome rather than replace it.
Built for your team to runFlexible sections and a documented system mean campaigns launch without a developer in the loop.
Accessibility as craftContrast, focus, and semantics designed in deliberately, not patched after an audit.

The difference

Not a design studio that hands off. On purpose.

Typical design studios

Shopwell

Comps handed to someone else to build

Designed and built by the same team

Homepage-led portfolios

Collection and product pages treated as the real work

Desktop-first mockups

Designed at mobile width, where the revenue is

One-off pages, no system

A component system your team can extend

Accessibility audited later

Accessibility designed in from the first screen

Featured work

Storefronts worth the brand behind them.

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Left on Friday swimwear campaign
Left on Friday logo

Simplifying ecommerce for swimwear

Optimized e-commerce site focusing on accessibility, compliance, and stunning design.

Client
Left on Friday
Type
Ecommerce site
Projects
Web design & developmentBespoke theme sectionsUX improvementsAccessibility & compliance improvements
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FAQ

Deciding questions, straight answers.

Do you design and build, or design only?

Both, and that's the point. Designers and developers work on the same project from discovery, so nothing gets designed that can't be built well, and nothing gets quietly simplified during development.

Will a redesign hurt our conversion rate or SEO?

Only if it's done blind. We baseline your current performance, protect the pages and content that already earn revenue and rankings, and treat the redesign as a series of measurable changes rather than a single leap of faith.

Can we use our existing brand, or do we need a rebrand?

We work with whatever exists. Most projects extend a brand into ecommerce rather than replace it — defining the digital half a print-first identity never covered. If the brand itself is the limitation, we'll say so.

How long does an ecommerce design project take?

Most storefront design and build projects run 10 to 16 weeks depending on catalog complexity, integrations, and how much content is being rewritten alongside the design.

Will our team be able to edit the site afterwards?

Yes. We build flexible theme sections and content models so marketers can build campaign pages, swap imagery, and launch products without a developer. Documentation and training are part of handover.

Do you redesign everything, or work page by page?

Either. Full rebuilds make sense when the foundation is fighting you. Otherwise we prioritize the templates that carry the most revenue — home, collection, product, cart — and ship them incrementally.

Related services

Work that compounds together.

Design is one part of how a storefront performs. These are the services it most often travels with.

Not sure where to start? Tell us what's stalling and we'll point you at the work that matters first.