One shop, two versions
Same shop, built twice
Drag the handle. The difference between a site that looks fine and one that earns orders is a handful of decisions — made properly.
Drag the handle — or tap anywhere on the mock-up
Built to sell →Looks fine
- ✕A wall of text doing the selling
- ✕Prices buried mid-paragraph
- ✕Eight nav links, three competing buttons, no clear ask
Built to sell
- ✓One product, one promise, one price — then the button
- ✓Proof and reassurance sitting beside the ask
- ✓Honest nudges — savings, stock, delivery day — no dark patterns
Real, approved numbers
The numbers behind the promise
Ads and growth run for established brands and a delivered client — not just our own shop. Every figure is true, and published with approval.
Redber Coffee · in-house role
Redber Coffee · in-house role
Redber Coffee · in-house role
KRUK · in-house role
Redber Coffee and KRUK were in-house roles — described as roles, never clients. Client figures are published with the client's written permission.
Calm Horizons CBT · real build, real screenshot
A minded shop, in the client's words
“Andrea built exactly what my practice needed — a site that looks professional, explains how I work, and quietly does its job. Enquiries now arrive steadily from people who are a good fit, and the handover meant I can update everything myself. I'd recommend Mind the Shop without hesitation.”
— Joanne E. P. · Owner, Calm Horizons CBT
…now the shop minds itself.
Read the full case study →From this page to a booked slot
A 20-minute call
Free, no pitch. Tell us what the business sells and where it's stuck — we'll say plainly whether this package fits.
A quick proposal
Exact scope, what's not included, a calendar timeline and the fixed price — in writing before any work starts.
Deposit books your slot
50% on signing (50/25/25 on multi-month builds). Balance on completion, when the handover doc lands.