People visit every day. Hardly anyone buys.
Your homepage gets rebuilt around what your shoppers came for, so the path from first look to checkout is short and obvious.
Shopify redesigns for beauty and fashion brands
I redesign Shopify stores for beauty and fashion brands. Send me yours, and within 24 hours you get a free redesign of your homepage, live and clickable, to try on your phone.
“Very responsive and goes above and beyond.”Cesar, CEO of Dominique
Brands and creators I've worked with
What our clients say
Cincee has been a great partner. He is very responsive and goes above and beyond to make sure you are satisfied with the results. I highly recommend him.
Here's exactly what happens. Nothing touches your live store until you say yes.
Why our designs work, with the researchSend me your store. Within 24 hours I send you a live, clickable redesign of your homepage, built in your brand. Open it on your phone, show your team, take your time.
Free, within 24 hoursWe go through the redesign together. You tell me what you love, what you'd change, and what your customers keep asking for.
I look at what's working on your store and on the brands you compete with, and bring the best ideas in, but only where they fit your brand. Then I make you 5 to 10 different designs to compare.
5 to 10 designsWe refine it together until you're happy with every section. Nothing goes near your live store until you approve it.
I duplicate your Shopify theme and build the new design into the copy. Your customers keep shopping on your current store the whole time.
Because I copy your theme, you never lose anything. Every app connected to your Shopify keeps working and nothing breaks. Only the design changes.
Every page is tested on phone and desktop, from homepage to checkout, with your apps and reviews working. And it's set up so you can change words, photos and sections yourself in Shopify's theme editor. Try the demo.
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When you're happy, your new store goes live. Your old theme stays saved in Shopify, so switching back takes one click. Then you get 30 days of free fixes.
Launch is when the real testing starts. With ongoing CRO, I keep testing new versions of your pages on real visitors, month by month, and keep whatever sells more.
What's CRO?Sound familiar?
And what I do about each one.
People visit every day. Hardly anyone buys.
Your homepage gets rebuilt around what your shoppers came for, so the path from first look to checkout is short and obvious.
I don't want to redo my site and lose everything that's working.
I build on a copy of your theme and keep what already works: your apps, reviews and links, plus the copy and photos you've already paid for. Your current theme stays saved the whole time.
My products look premium. My store looks basic.
It's designed around your brand, never a template: your colors, your fonts, your photos, your customers. You see it before you decide anything.
Every small change means waiting on a developer.
Everything is built in Shopify's theme editor, so you can change words, photos and sections yourself, any time.
How do I know a redesign will actually sell more?
With ongoing CRO, real visitors see different versions of a page and we keep whichever one sells more. Your own numbers decide.
I want someone I can actually talk to, who cares about the details.
You deal with me from your first message to launch day, and you always know what's happening and what's next. I design and build your store myself.
The work
Every redesign is built around the brand and the people who buy from it. Nothing is copied from a template.


Live on Shopify
The beauty brand of YouTuber Christen Dominique.


Launching soon
Clean, plant based skincare for women 55+.
What you get
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After launch
CRO stands for conversion rate optimization. In plain words, it means getting more of the people who already visit your store to buy.
Here's how it works: half your visitors see one version of a page, half see a slightly different one. Once enough people have seen both, we keep whichever version sold more, then test the next idea.
Month by month, your store gets better at selling, based on what your customers actually do, not on guesses. It can also cover seasonal homepage refreshes for launches and holidays.
One honest note: testing needs steady traffic to give a clear answer. If your store isn't there yet, I'll tell you, and we'll focus on best-practice improvements instead.
Ask me about CRO on a callAbout Cincee
I started out in Cyber Security and as a developer, and today we redesign Shopify stores for beauty and fashion brands.
So your store doesn't just look absolutely beautiful. It's built properly, handled and tested with care to optimize for sales conversions.
Red
Founder of Cincee
Why it works
These are the 8 rules every redesign we make follows, in plain English. For each one you'll see where it goes on your store, why it works, and the research behind it, with a link to read it yourself.
People decide in seconds whether to stay on a website. If they can't tell what you sell and why it's good, they leave before they scroll. So the top of your homepage says it plainly, in the words your customers use.
What the research says
People often leave a web page within 10 to 20 seconds. To keep them, a page needs to make its value clear within about 10 seconds.
Nielsen Norman Group, 2011People form a first impression of how a website looks in about 50 milliseconds. That's a twentieth of a second.
Nature, 2006, on research by Lindgaard and othersBefore they buy, people look at what other customers say. So we put your star ratings and reviews near the top of the page and right beside the price, where people make up their minds.
What the research says
In one study, a product with five reviews was 270% more likely to be bought than a product with no reviews.
Spiegel Research Center, Northwestern University, 2017When people are unsure, they look at what other people are doing to decide what to do. It's called social proof.
Robert Cialdini, Influence at WorkIf your homepage only shows your newest launch, people assume that's all you sell. Showing your full range up front, by category, helps every visitor find the thing they came for.
What the research says
Shoppers judge what a store sells from its homepage. If they don't see the kind of product they want, some assume you don't sell it. Testing showed homepages should feature at least 40% of a store's product types.
Baymard Institute, 2025Every extra tap, page or form box is another chance to give up. So "Add to bag" sits on every product, the bag is always one tap away, and checkout stays short.
What the research says
About 7 in 10 online shopping carts are abandoned. 18% of US online shoppers have quit an order because the site made them create an account, and 17% because checkout was too long or complicated.
Baymard Institute, 2025People act when three things come together at the same time: they want to, it's easy enough to do, and something prompts them. If one of the three is missing, it doesn't happen.
Fogg Behavior Model, BJ FoggOnline, shoppers can't swatch, smell or try your product, and there's no one at the counter to ask. So we answer the big questions right on the page, with clear photos and plain answers about shades, skin type, ingredients and delivery.
What the research says
In shopping studies, 20% of the times people failed to complete a purchase came down to missing or unclear product information.
Nielsen Norman Group, 201456% of people's first action on a product page was to start looking through the photos.
Baymard Institute, 2020Surprise costs at checkout are the number one reason people leave. And people buy more easily when they know they can send it back. So we show shipping costs and your returns policy early, not hidden in the footer.
We only ever show the policies your store really offers.
What the research says
The number one reason shoppers give for quitting a checkout is extra costs like shipping, tax and fees (40%). Another 12% couldn't see the total cost up front.
Baymard Institute, 2025Across 21 studies, more generous return policies led to more purchases. Returns went up too, but by a smaller amount.
UT Dallas, on Janakiraman and others, 2016Most online orders now happen on phones. If a page is slow or fiddly, people leave. So we design for the phone first, keep buttons easy to reach with a thumb, and keep pages light and quick.
What the research says
During Cyber Week 2025, phones and other mobile devices drove 70% of online orders, both worldwide and in the US.
Salesforce, 202553% of visits to mobile sites are abandoned if a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load.
Google, 2016When mobile sites got just 0.1 seconds faster, retail sites saw 8.4% more conversions, and shoppers spent 9.2% more per order.
Deloitte for Google, 2020Your customers spend most of their time on other websites, so they expect yours to work the same way: menu in the corner, bag top right, search where they look for it. Clean, familiar pages also feel more trustworthy, so we skip the clutter and the clever tricks.
What the research says
People spend most of their time on other websites, so they expect yours to work the same way as the ones they already know.
Nielsen Norman Group, Jakob's LawPeople judge how a website looks in a split second, and strongly prefer designs that look both simple and familiar.
Google Research, 2012When people judged whether a website could be trusted, its design and look came up more than anything else, in 46.1% of comments.
Stanford, for Consumer WebWatch, 2002The simple idea
Every rule above does one of four simple things. It makes people want your product more, believe in it more, wait less, or feel less effort and risk.
Show the result they are hoping for, clearly and early.
Show proof that it works for people like them.
Fast pages, and no hunting around for what they want.
Fewer taps, no surprise costs, and clear returns.
This is the Value Equation from Alex Hormozi's book $100M Offers. In his words: Dream Outcome times Perceived Likelihood of Achievement, divided by Time Delay times Effort and Sacrifice. We use it to plan every section of your store. Watch Hormozi explain it, free
These rules work for most stores. Testing on your real shoppers finds what works best for yours. See how CRO works
Every claim in this section, with a link so you can read the research yourself. They all open in a new tab.
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