Bricks Builder WooCommerce Overhaul
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’ve built my WooCommerce store with Bricks Builder and Metabox and now want to take the shopping experience to the next level. The goal is to replace the default WooCommerce templates with fully custom category and single-product pages that feel designed—rather than “stock”—while adding the functionality modern shoppers expect.
Here’s what I need done:
• Craft new page templates in Bricks so every product category shows a unique product listing style that matches the brand’s visual language.
• Build an advanced filtering interface (think attribute, price, and tag filters) that slots neatly into those category templates and pulls its data from Metabox fields.
• Add clear, branded call-to-action buttons on each product card and in strategic spots throughout the new layouts.
• Ensure the same design language carries through to individual product pages, again using Bricks and Metabox for easy future editing.
All work must remain editable via Bricks’ visual editor and Metabox groups; no hard-coding that locks me out later. I’ll provide the existing theme, brand assets, and a staging environment. Once the templates are installed I’ll verify that:
1. Filters return accurate results without reloading the entire page.
2. CTA buttons inherit theme colors and track clicks in WooCommerce analytics.
3. The layout is fully responsive and passes Core Web Vitals on the staging site.
If you’re comfortable wrangling Bricks Builder, WooCommerce hooks, and Metabox custom fields, let’s get this moving.
Here’s what I need done:
• Craft new page templates in Bricks so every product category shows a unique product listing style that matches the brand’s visual language.
• Build an advanced filtering interface (think attribute, price, and tag filters) that slots neatly into those category templates and pulls its data from Metabox fields.
• Add clear, branded call-to-action buttons on each product card and in strategic spots throughout the new layouts.
• Ensure the same design language carries through to individual product pages, again using Bricks and Metabox for easy future editing.
All work must remain editable via Bricks’ visual editor and Metabox groups; no hard-coding that locks me out later. I’ll provide the existing theme, brand assets, and a staging environment. Once the templates are installed I’ll verify that:
1. Filters return accurate results without reloading the entire page.
2. CTA buttons inherit theme colors and track clicks in WooCommerce analytics.
3. The layout is fully responsive and passes Core Web Vitals on the staging site.
If you’re comfortable wrangling Bricks Builder, WooCommerce hooks, and Metabox custom fields, let’s get this moving.
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