Modern WordPress E-Commerce Rebuild
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I need the entire front end of my WordPress-based e-commerce site rebuilt so it looks and feels unmistakably modern while keeping all existing back-end data intact. The store already runs on WooCommerce; what I’m after is a fresh layout and refined user experience that showcases the full product catalog, guides shoppers smoothly through cart and checkout, and encourages them to leave ratings and reviews.
Key goals
• Visually modern interface that’s responsive on mobile, tablet, and desktop
• Clean product pages with intuitive navigation between categories and filters
• Streamlined cart and single-page checkout flow, fully compatible with current payment/shipping plugins
• Prominent, easy-to-use customer review section on each product page
Deliverables
1. Custom or child theme (Elementor, Gutenberg, or your preferred framework) implementing the new design
2. Template files for catalog, product detail, cart, checkout, and review components
3. CSS/JS optimized for speed (targeting Core Web Vitals “green” scores)
4. Migration of design to staging, then production, with no data loss
5. Post-launch QA pass and one revision cycle for tweaks
I have brand colors, fonts, and a wireframe mood board ready to share once we start. If you’ve taken a dated WooCommerce front end and turned it into a sleek, conversion-focused storefront before, let’s talk timelines and your suggested approach.
Key goals
• Visually modern interface that’s responsive on mobile, tablet, and desktop
• Clean product pages with intuitive navigation between categories and filters
• Streamlined cart and single-page checkout flow, fully compatible with current payment/shipping plugins
• Prominent, easy-to-use customer review section on each product page
Deliverables
1. Custom or child theme (Elementor, Gutenberg, or your preferred framework) implementing the new design
2. Template files for catalog, product detail, cart, checkout, and review components
3. CSS/JS optimized for speed (targeting Core Web Vitals “green” scores)
4. Migration of design to staging, then production, with no data loss
5. Post-launch QA pass and one revision cycle for tweaks
I have brand colors, fonts, and a wireframe mood board ready to share once we start. If you’ve taken a dated WooCommerce front end and turned it into a sleek, conversion-focused storefront before, let’s talk timelines and your suggested approach.