Give each brand its own entrance
Large image cards connect Fox B, Yuccabe and Shera with their collections. Each range has a recognisable visual identity within the shared storefront.
Explore this page (opens in a new tab)A custom Shopify store, connected to warehouse operations
A WordPress migration covering the product catalogue, bespoke theme development and warehouse integration.
A planter purchase involves more than choosing a photograph: shoppers need to compare shapes, dimensions and finishes for a particular space. Daphnis brought the catalogue and shopping experience together on Shopify, with the operational integration included in the delivery.
Large image cards connect Fox B, Yuccabe and Shera with their collections. Each range has a recognisable visual identity within the shared storefront.
Explore this page (opens in a new tab)The bestseller carousel combines product photography, pricing, finish swatches and quick-add controls. Shoppers can compare featured planters before opening an individual product.
The tray-planter collection puts size, availability, price, category and type beside the product grid. Colour swatches remain visible on the cards while shoppers narrow the range.
Explore this page (opens in a new tab)The product view groups colour, size and quantity with Add to cart and Buy It Now. The compact layout keeps the selected finish visible while a shopper chooses dimensions.
Explore this page (opens in a new tab)The customer-story gallery pairs home photographs with review cards. It adds real-world placement context alongside the store's styled product photography.
Explore this page (opens in a new tab)The engagement included connecting the Shopify store with Yuccabe Italia's warehouse system. This extended the delivery into the operational side of the business, alongside the customer-facing theme and catalogue.
Product pages bring descriptions, material features, care instructions and shipping information into the buying journey. The BXT page also makes clear that plants are not included, helping distinguish the planter being sold from the styled photography.
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