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Paul Stuart needed a website that matched the brand’s standards.
We rebuilt the experience around what luxury shoppers expect, i.e., clean navigation, a checkout that doesn’t get in the way and photography that does the selling.
Product collections are easy to browse and filter, calls-to-action guide without pushing and the design holds up on every device.
For Rollink, we built a WooCommerce product website that introduced the brand to U.S. buyers through strong design, an immersive product experience and a checkout built for first-time visitors.
Paired with SEO, brand strategy and digital marketing, the site helped drive 500% revenue growth.
Since its Squarespace store was holding it back, we moved Glenwood Snacks to a custom WooCommerce product website built for both retail and wholesale with a cleaner product organization and automated updates.
We also added a subscription feature for repeat buyers and built out tools for invoicing, shipping and fulfillment so the team can easily run daily operations.
87% of ZipTie’s visitors left before reaching a single product page.
We took the site to Shopify Plus and rebuilt it from the navigation down, restructuring listings, adding intuitive filters and bringing express checkout into the flow.
Onday Shoes sells a patented product: the original toe spacer shoe. Its barefoot shoes combine a zero-drop sole, wide toe box and a built-in insole to realign the toes.
We covered the complete buyer journey for their custom Shopify storefront, including brand storytelling, product categories, individual pages and checkout.
The site features a dedicated “Why ONDAY” page that walks visitors through the biomechanics behind the product, an interactive product view, a testimonials section and a Resources Hub.
Buddha Brands had the identity, but it needed a website that could keep up with it.
Our team built a custom product website where the design does as much work as the products themselves.
Color, texture and micro-animations pull through every page, giving the site the same energy the brand brings to its packaging.
We’re a full-service consumer goods & product web design agency with solutions built for product brands, manufacturers and direct-to-consumer businesses.
We design sites around how your customers browse and buy.
Our product website design team builds everything from scratch, specific to your brand and what you’re selling.
Explore our Custom Website Design services.
We create eCommerce sites for consumer goods brands on Shopify, Magento (Adobe Commerce), WooCommerce and custom stacks.
The focus is always on performance, stability and a shopping experience that holds up at scale.
Explore our eCommerce Development services.
Our product UI design work creates interfaces that feel natural to use and stay consistent across every screen.
Users move through the site without friction because the design makes the next step obvious.
Explore our Web Design services.
We work with consumer goods brands that have outgrown their current site or are losing ground to competitors with a stronger digital presence. The redesign covers structure, visuals and the strategy behind both.
Explore our Website Redesign services.
Our experts handle site architecture, page structure, on-page content and technical performance so your product website ranks for the terms your buyers search.
Explore our SEO services.
Your site needs attention long after it goes live.
We take care of updates, security patches, platform changes and performance issues before they turn into bigger problems.
Good product websites don’t happen by accident. Here’s how our product website design agency approaches every project.
We start every product website design project by getting under the hood of your business. We explore what you sell, who buys it, where your current site is losing people and what your competitors are doing better.
That picture is what drives every decision that follows.
Before we start creating your website, we figure out how it should work. Our product website design team thinks of the page structure, navigation logic, URL hierarchy and the paths that move visitors toward a purchase.
For consumer goods brands, especially, getting this right early saves a lot of painful rework later.
Our team explores how your buyers search and what they need to see before they commit.
From there, we build out the messaging and calls to action for each key page so the site speaks to the right person at the right moment.
We wireframe every page and share it with you before the design phase starts. It’s a lot easier to move things around at this stage than after the visuals are done.
Once you’re happy with the structure, our product UX design team gets to work on the full desktop and mobile designs.
We build your product website for speed, stability and every screen size. Our team configures your CMS and connects your tools so the site works the way your business needs it to from day one.
Our QA team runs your entire product web design through full testing before anything goes live.
We check it all on different browsers, devices and screen sizes and test page speed, accessibility and security. A site with issues doesn’t go live until everything is tweaked to perfection.
Your site going live is just the start. We look at traffic, conversion data and user behavior and make changes based on what we notice.



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We handle the full scope of your project, from strategy and structure to design, development and launch.
As a consumer goods web design agency, we also cover SEO, content and post-launch support so you’re not stitching together multiple vendors.
Most projects land somewhere between 8 and 16 weeks.
A product website with a clear set of pages and standard functionality typically comes in around 10 weeks from kickoff to launch.
Custom integrations, large catalogs or platform migrations are a different story and those can go 24 weeks or more depending on how many moving parts are involved.
We build out a milestone timeline at the start of every project so both sides know what’s happening and when.
Mostly Shopify, WooCommerce and Magento (Adobe Commerce), though we also build on custom stacks when the project calls for it.
The platform recommendation comes after we understand your catalog, how you handle inventory and what your team is comfortable managing after launch.
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer here.
Depends on what’s there.
Some sites just need the structure and visuals brought up to where the brand is today.
Others have deeper problems that a surface-level refresh won’t fix. We look at what’s working before deciding how far to take it.
Yes, and it starts well before launch.
Site architecture, URL structure, page speed and on-page optimization are all part of how we build.
SEO isn’t something we layer on at the end. Instead, we work on it from the very beginning.
Every product website we build is fully responsive.
We design for mobile from the get-go since Google prioritizes mobile-first designs.
A large portion of product research and purchasing happens on phones, so this isn’t something we treat as optional.
Yes. We’ve connected product websites to inventory, order and customer data systems so everything stays in sync in real time instead of updating in two places.
The integration approach depends on what you’re already running and how your team manages stock, so we scope it around your existing systems rather than asking you to change how you operate.
You do. Once the project is complete, the code, designs and content are yours, along with access to the platform and any accounts tied to the build.
The one exception is any third-party plugin, licensed component or tool we use to build it, which stays under its own license, standard for any agency-built site.
Less than most people expect. The essentials are your business goals, how you currently sell and service customers, and the main challenges your current site or brand is facing.
Beyond that, anything helps: analytics access, past campaign data, brand guidelines and a list of competitors you rate. If you don’t have clean data or research, that’s not a blocker, we’ll fill the gaps.
Yes, and it’s a common request from consumer goods brands outgrowing a single storefront. That usually means separate pricing tiers, gated wholesale catalogs and tools for invoicing and fulfillment alongside your standard retail experience.
We built exactly this for Glenwood Snacks, moving them off Squarespace onto a custom WooCommerce site that handles both sides of the business from one platform.
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