Try to communicate what makes your store special. What sets it apart from other, perhaps similar, stores. Why your potential customers should pay attention to it.

Identity type

You can upload images that you consider indicative of your store’s aesthetic. We want to reflect your style in our offering.

Customer-Centered Design

Tell us everything you can about your customer. Do it in detail so we can connect with them.

• What are they like?
• What are they looking for?
• What do they like?
• What do they dislike?

What is this for?

So you can see how your product categories would look as part of your store’s menu in our design proposal.

If you don’t have categories or don’t think they’re relevant, skip this step.

How many products do I include in the sample?

Three are enough to project what a catalog would look like. But you can include more.

For now, we’ll use them only as a reference to create your design proposals. If your products have variants or additional features, don’t worry; you can indicate them after you approve the design.

Visual Design

A picture can communicate more than words. If you share your favorite references, we’ll be able to better understand your style and apply it to our design proposal.

Is it necessary to have a Shopify account?

No.

If you don’t have one, we can manage it for you and transfer administration to you once your store is created (or whenever you want).

If you already have a Shopify account, we’ll ask you for developer access at the end to install your store.

We suggest you indicate areas for improvement,
for example:

Visual design
Navigation structure and logic
Purchase flow
Homepage or Initial Screen
Communication texts and messages

Why are we asking you for this information?

To contact you and make a tailored proposal, after we analyze the information you’re sharing with us.