Dog Lids
A Shopify storefront built around one product.
We built the Dog Lids website around its Dachshund Cap: the hand-drawn embroidery, the materials and the details a buyer needs before ordering. The work brings together storefront design, product storytelling and layouts for desktop and mobile.
Give the product room to explain itself.
For a shop with one main product, the website has to do more than display a product tile. A buyer needs to see the cap, understand its construction, check the fit and know what happens after ordering.
The design puts those questions into the page: large product images first, close-up material details next, then clear pricing, delivery information and purchase controls.
Three decisions you can see in the finished site.
Show what makes it different
Close-up photography gives the embroidery, washed cotton and brass buckle their own space. The cream and green palette carries through the storefront.
Answer the buying questions
Fit, materials, pricing, delivery and refund information sit alongside the product story. The product page keeps bundle choices and purchase controls within reach.
Carry the design onto mobile
Images and copy stack into a single reading order. Product controls, navigation and contact forms fit the smaller screen.
See how the pages fit together.
The homepage introduces the product and its story. The product page brings photography, specifications and buying choices together. These tours show both from top to bottom.
The story and the practical details.
These screens show the design choices in place: embroidery and material stories, the ordering steps, and the product page itself.
More storefront screens
The mobile storefront.
The same visual language carries across the homepage, product page, catalog and contact form on mobile.
Full desktop and mobile screenshots
What does your website need to explain?
Tell us what you sell, who it is for and what customers need to know before they enquire or buy. We can discuss the pages and design your business needs.