Your photos are good. The page is losing buyers.
Your photos are holding the page back.
Every page starts from the same checklist, then fits your range. All of it is working in the concept product pages below.
The product on its own first, then scale, detail, in use and the making, with a zoom viewer and a swipe row on phones.
Size, finish and what to include update the price, the payment split and the photo, so the total is never a surprise.
Ready to ship or made to order, with the arrival dates worked out from the day the buyer visits.
Rooms that show the size, and for a rug, the rug drawn to scale in a living room, a bedroom and a dining room.
A buy bar that follows the page on phones, with the add to cart in reach of a thumb.
Product structured data, fast images and clean HTML that Google and AI answers can read.
The photos and the page from one studio
When Bartley Studio makes your imagery too, the frames and the page are planned together.
Gloam, Ovis, Kerf, Larder, Linnet and Graft are concept brands we designed and built in full, with every image made by Bartley Studio. They are not real businesses. Open one to use the page inside a browser window, with notes on why each part is there and the imagery made for it.
Put in your own numbers to see how long a product page redesign would take to pay for itself.
Does that feel like a fair investment for what you expect back?
Start a product page projectYour numbers, not a promise: the lift depends on how your current site performs. This counts revenue before costs, and leaves out new visitors from better search rankings.
You send the page and approve the design. The rest happens here.
The product page you want to sell more from, and what you know about who buys it.
A written review of what buyers ask, what the page answers and what is missing.
The new layout on a phone and a desktop, with your photos, or with new frames made for the page.
You sign off before anything changes in your store.
Built as a template for every product of that type, tested on phones and checked for search.
One template can serve a whole range, so the quote depends on how many types of product you sell. Tell us about your store and you get a clear quote.
Product imagery is the photos: each product in a room, up close, to scale and in use. Product page design is the page those photos sit on: the gallery order, the options, the delivery details and the answers beside the add to cart. Bartley Studio does either on its own, or both together when the photos are what is holding the page back.
Product page design is the layout and content of the page where a shopper decides to buy: the gallery, the price and buying details, and the answers to their questions. Bartley Studio designs these pages around your product photos, to turn more visitors into buyers.
A product page converts when it answers a buyer’s questions where they decide: photos that show scale, detail and use, clear price and delivery, and real reviews beside the claims they support. Bartley Studio designs every product page around those questions.
Read the full answerBartley Studio quotes product page design on the number of templates your store needs, because one template can serve a whole range. Tell us about your store on the contact page and you get a clear quote.
No. Bartley Studio can design the page around the photos you already have, and suggest new frames only where the page needs them, such as a scale shot or a close-up.
Yes. Bartley Studio builds product pages into Shopify stores, as part of a custom Shopify theme or a headless Shopify storefront. Other platforms are quoted case by case.
No. Product page design changes the product page templates only. Your homepage, collections and checkout stay as they are, unless you ask for more.
It depends on how many templates the store needs. Bartley Studio sets out the timeline in the quote, before any work starts.
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