Research & UX
- Analytics and heatmap review: where visitors stall and drop
- Competitor teardown: what category leaders do on PDP and checkout
- Wireframes and user flows for every template
- Mobile-first information architecture
ConversionWeb Design
Your store is your best salesperson or your biggest leak. A37 designs and builds storefronts and landing pages where every scroll, section, and CTA is placed to move a buyer forward.
Conversion-first · Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento & headless · Fast by default
Built on the platforms you already run
You can win the ad auction and the ranking and still lose the sale: to a slow page, a confusing PDP, or a checkout with too many steps.
The maths is brutal. At ₹200 per click, a store converting at 1% pays double per order what it would at 2%. Most stores we audit leave that second percent on the table in fixable places: page speed, mobile UX, trust signals, and offer clarity.
A37 approaches web design like CRO people, not decoration people: research, wireframe, build, measure, iterate. The result looks premium because it converts premium.
Every template has one job: move the visitor one step closer to checkout. Everything on the page either helps that click or competes with it.
Three rules we build by:
Every 100ms of load time costs conversion, so performance is a design constraint, not an afterthought.
Buyers don't decode. Offer, price, proof, and next step visible without scrolling on mobile.
Design opinions are hypotheses. The A/B roadmap settles them with orders, not taste.
Week 1
Analytics, heatmaps, session recordings, and competitor review. We agree the conversion thesis before anyone opens Figma.
Week 2–3
Wireframes first, then high-fidelity design in Figma against your brand system. You approve every template.
Week 3–6
Theme or headless build with a performance budget enforced from the first commit. Staging link from week one of build.
Launch week
Cross-device QA, tracking verification, redirect map, Lighthouse pass, and a monitored go-live with instant rollback ready.
Ongoing
The A/B test roadmap goes live: one test at a time, measured on orders, compounding into the next.
Commerce Platforms
Headless & Custom
Design
Analytics & CRO
Performance
Builds are scoped fixed-price after a free consultation: no hourly billing, no scope creep.
Custom pricing
Scoped per project after a free consultation
Fixed-price quotes · You own everything we build
A37 Loop
A37 Loop bundles strategy, content, publishing, ads, and reporting into one AI-powered subscription, from $99/mo. 15-day free trial, no card needed.
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Book a consultationWebsites & storefronts — Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, custom
ConversionCRO for product pages and checkout journeys
ConversionIdentity systems D2C brands grow into
AcquisitionPaid ads managed against contribution margin, not ROAS theatre
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An eCommerce site has one job: turn attention into orders without wasting the traffic you paid for. A37 designs and builds stores where every template decision — product page hierarchy, collection layout, cart flow, page speed — is made against conversion data rather than taste. The build stack is modern (Next.js for custom fronts, or your Shopify, WooCommerce, and Magento themes done properly), responsive by default, and fast enough to protect the SEO rankings your content earns.
Design decisions are informed by the same research discipline as our UI/UX optimization practice: heatmaps, session recordings, and funnel analytics from stores like yours, so the first version launches closer to right and the conversion pillar starts working from day one.
Engagements cover the full arc: prototyping, design system, CMS setup so your team can publish without developers, and launch QA across devices. Where a branding refresh precedes the build, the visual identity flows straight into the design system; where the store exists and mostly works, we will honestly recommend optimization over a rebuild — redesigns are expensive ways to avoid a diagnosis.
After launch, the site becomes the destination every other channel feeds: performance marketing clicks, email journeys, and organic visits all land on templates built to convert them. Scope and pricing are set per project after a free consultation, and ongoing growth typically continues under the Loop Managed plan.
In India and the GCC, 80%+ of your sessions are mobile, often on mid-range devices over inconsistent networks — so performance budgets are part of the design brief, not an afterthought. Builds target fast Core Web Vitals, image discipline, and interaction patterns that work with thumbs, which protects both conversion and the SEO rankings that depend on page experience.
Accessibility gets the same treatment: semantic structure, contrast, and keyboard navigation are cheap at build time and expensive to retrofit. The result is a store that converts more of every audience — and a codebase your next developer thanks you for.
The most expensive redesign mistake is invisible until month two: lost organic traffic from broken URLs, missing redirects, and template changes that strip the on-page signals SEO spent a year earning. Every A37 build ships with a migration protocol — URL mapping, 301 hygiene, structured data parity, and pre/post crawls — so the new store inherits the old one's equity instead of burying it.
Post-launch, the site is instrumented from day one: analytics events, heatmaps, and Core Web Vitals monitoring, so the optimisation loop starts with data instead of waiting a quarter to discover what the redesign changed.
Both. We design and build on Shopify, WooCommerce, and Magento, and build custom storefronts on Next.js where the brand's requirements justify it.
Sometimes — but often a targeted UI/UX optimization engagement fixes the actual leaks for a fraction of the cost. We audit first and recommend honestly, even when it means a smaller project for us.
Typically 4–10 weeks depending on scope: template redesigns land faster, custom Next.js builds with CMS and integrations take longer. You get a fixed timeline with the quote.
Yes — CMS setup and training are part of the scope, so your team can manage products, pages, and content without waiting on developers.
No, builds are scoped as standalone projects. Most brands then run growth on the Loop Managed plan, where the new site becomes the landing ground for every channel we operate.