Design direction first
Agree how it should look before a single page is built.
For exampleThree directions from your brief and your competitors, before any page exists.
For brands with no store yet. Say what you sell and who buys it, approve a design direction, and get real code on your own domain — as a draft, until you publish it.
The Storefront app, draft surface.
9 pages · not visible to shoppers
| HomeHero, three collections, story block | Reviewed |
| Product pageGallery, variants, delivery, returns | Reviewed |
| CollectionFilters by size, colour and price | Reviewed |
| AboutYour studio, in your words | Reviewed |
Agree how it should look before a single page is built.
For exampleThree directions from your brief and your competitors, before any page exists.
A built store on your own domain, not a page inside our tool.
For exampleNine pages of real code on yourbrand.com, exportable at any point.
Two pointers: what you are editing, and what shoppers see.
For exampleEdit the home page all week; shoppers keep seeing last week’s until you publish.
Product data structured so assistants can quote your catalogue.
For exampleEvery product page ships with price, availability and returns as data.
Page variants and experiments from the first day, not bolted on later.
For exampleRun two versions of the home page and keep the one that sells more.
Change a page by describing the change, and see it before it is live.
For example“Make the hero image full width on mobile” lands in the draft, not on the store.
Every run keeps what it read, the rule it followed, and who approved it.
Describe what you sell and look at what comes back. Nobody sees the draft but you, until you publish it.
Draft my store