Study the task behind the design
A footwear store and a spare-parts catalogue answer different questions. Compare examples with a similar product decision, not just a similar visual style. Note what a shopper can do and what information is available at each step.
- Compare similar catalogue complexity
- Check filtering and product selection
- Inspect delivery information
- Review the mobile journey
Separate an example from proof
You cannot infer conversion performance from a screenshot. A brand's traffic, pricing and customer loyalty affect outcomes. Treat another store as a source of ideas to test against your own customer questions and measurements.
- Avoid invented performance claims
- Record the specific idea to test
- Check whether the context matches
- Keep the baseline for your store
Use a labelled demonstration
The Store Check's demo uses fictional products to illustrate search and buying-journey changes. It is useful for understanding an interaction, not evidence of client revenue results. Apply an idea only after checking your own catalogue and theme.
- Try the before-and-after modes
- Observe search and stock states
- Compare the cart information
- Choose one relevant problem to investigate
A common question
Are the demo products or sales results real?
No. The demo catalogue is fictional and labelled. It demonstrates interactions without claiming real orders or client outcomes.