Online store · page arrangement
Collection grid
Nine products, three across, price under each. Choose it when the catalog is the shop.
- 1Navigation
- 2Opening screen, split
- 3Everything in stock
- 4Shipping and returns
- 5Footer
Kitchen things made in small runs and shipped flat.
An invented shop for this template. Six workshops, about forty products, and an order packed the same week it is placed. Nothing is held in a warehouse: when a run sells out it is gone until the next one.

Everything in stock

Speckled stoneware bowl
$286 in, dishwasher safe

Walnut serving board
$6816 × 8 in, oiled
Four left
Linen tea towel, pair
$34Washed, 20 × 28 in

Tea glass set
$42Six glasses, gold rim

Seagrass basket
$52Two sizes, hand-woven

Steel pouring kettle
$8932 oz, matte black
New run
Stoneware mug
$2210 oz, four glazes

Preserving jar, set of three
$3816 oz, glass and steel

Linen apron
$58One size, long ties
Shipping and returns
- Standard
- $6, 2–5 business days
- Over $75
- Free, same service
- Collection
- From the workshop, Thursdays
- Returns
- 30 days, unused, postage yours
The other four arrangements for a online store
Same fictitious business, same content, arranged four other ways. What do you sell, what does it cost, and how do I pay?
Product page
Pictures on the left, price and button on the right, specifications underneath. The page that actually takes the money.
Online store · 5 sections
Lookbook
Photographs at full width, products named in the caption. Choose it when the picture sells and the list does not.
Online store · 5 sections
One product, one page
A single thing, argued properly. Choose it when you sell one object and everything else is a distraction.
Online store · 6 sections
Aisle with filters
Filters down the side, results beside them. Choose it past about forty products, and not before.
Online store · 4 sections