For instance, the \u201cProduct List Page\u201d setting (Sales Channels > Edit > Page Settings > Product List Page > Display items as Product\/Designs) lets you decide how your products will be displayed to customers. This article sheds some light on the question to help you determine which setting is right for your Shop.<\/p>\n
Design Display<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis setting is suitable for most Shops and should serve as your default choice. With the \u2018Design Display\u2019 option switched on, the customer will immediately see which designs are offered.<\/p>\n
If you have many designs on many different products, your customers may need to scroll endlessly in the product view to get to the next design. That means they\u2019ll have to scroll through all the t-shirts, jackets, aprons and hats adorned with the initial design. This could cause a quick bounce from your Shop, as perspective customers may think you only have one design to offer.<\/p>\n
Thanks to topics and the sorting function, you can counteract this issue. However, with a heavier number of designs, this can become a tedious task. A better solution in this case is opting for the \u2018Design Display\u2019 option. This function allows your customers to see all the offered designs before they select a specific product.<\/p>\n
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<\/picture><\/div>\n<\/div>\nMost importantly, our data shows that Shops that have switched to the \u2018Design Display\u2019 convert better than the ones with the product view.<\/p>\n
Products Display<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis setting is only recommended if you have less than five designs and<\/em> if you lack design abilities. Therefore, it\u2019s easy to assume that your focus is on the diversity of our product range. This means your customers will immediately see which products are paired with which designs.<\/p>\n\n
<\/picture><\/div>\n<\/div>\nThis is particularly important when visitors arrive in your Shop without knowing what to expect. Even if your brand is already well-known, the prospective buyer does not necessarily know whether you offer t-shirts, hoodies, pillow cases or some other product.<\/p>\n
Activate Your Start Page<\/strong><\/h2>\nMost importantly, you\u2019ll want to activate your start page (Sales Channels > Edit > Page Settings > Start Page > Activate Start Page). Your start page will be your first opportunity to welcome customers to your Shop. It also adheres to the current e-commerce standards, which only helps to add some validity to your Shop.<\/p>\n
Hopefully these explanations help clear up the difference between these two options and will help you decide which function works best for your Shop. You can adjust the aesthetics of the page to better match your target audience, and the customization options allow you to add any unique photos or designs. Consider it the \u201cshop window\u201d for your online Shop.<\/p>\n
For help with setting up your Spreadshop start page, please visit our FAQs<\/a>.<\/p>\nThe designs in this article are from our talented Shop Owner Eleanor.<\/a><\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/div>\n<\/div>\nMost importantly, our data shows that Shops that have switched to the \u2018Design Display\u2019 convert better than the ones with the product view.<\/p>\n
Products Display<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis setting is only recommended if you have less than five designs and<\/em> if you lack design abilities. Therefore, it\u2019s easy to assume that your focus is on the diversity of our product range. This means your customers will immediately see which products are paired with which designs.<\/p>\n\n<\/picture><\/div>\n<\/div>\nThis is particularly important when visitors arrive in your Shop without knowing what to expect. Even if your brand is already well-known, the prospective buyer does not necessarily know whether you offer t-shirts, hoodies, pillow cases or some other product.<\/p>\n
Activate Your Start Page<\/strong><\/h2>\nMost importantly, you\u2019ll want to activate your start page (Sales Channels > Edit > Page Settings > Start Page > Activate Start Page). Your start page will be your first opportunity to welcome customers to your Shop. It also adheres to the current e-commerce standards, which only helps to add some validity to your Shop.<\/p>\n
Hopefully these explanations help clear up the difference between these two options and will help you decide which function works best for your Shop. You can adjust the aesthetics of the page to better match your target audience, and the customization options allow you to add any unique photos or designs. Consider it the \u201cshop window\u201d for your online Shop.<\/p>\n
For help with setting up your Spreadshop start page, please visit our FAQs<\/a>.<\/p>\nThe designs in this article are from our talented Shop Owner Eleanor.<\/a><\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/div>\n<\/div>\nThis is particularly important when visitors arrive in your Shop without knowing what to expect. Even if your brand is already well-known, the prospective buyer does not necessarily know whether you offer t-shirts, hoodies, pillow cases or some other product.<\/p>\n
Activate Your Start Page<\/strong><\/h2>\nMost importantly, you\u2019ll want to activate your start page (Sales Channels > Edit > Page Settings > Start Page > Activate Start Page). Your start page will be your first opportunity to welcome customers to your Shop. It also adheres to the current e-commerce standards, which only helps to add some validity to your Shop.<\/p>\n
Hopefully these explanations help clear up the difference between these two options and will help you decide which function works best for your Shop. You can adjust the aesthetics of the page to better match your target audience, and the customization options allow you to add any unique photos or designs. Consider it the \u201cshop window\u201d for your online Shop.<\/p>\n
For help with setting up your Spreadshop start page, please visit our FAQs<\/a>.<\/p>\nThe designs in this article are from our talented Shop Owner Eleanor.<\/a><\/p>\n
The designs in this article are from our talented Shop Owner Eleanor.<\/a><\/p>\n