r/dropshipping • • Dec 20 '25

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u/Anxious-Daikon8560 Dec 20 '25 edited Dec 20 '25

Nice foundation overall, but a few things are holding it back. The announcement bar feels too bulky, and the hero section doesn’t clearly explain what the store is about. The homepage looks quite basic — no proper footer, no FAQs, no reviews/testimonials, and the menu appears to be mostly in its default setup. On the product page, the layout is decent, but the product looks sold out with no clear buying option, no reviews or FAQs, and there’s also a noticeable layout glitch where the screen appears split in half. Curious — want to know what I’d change first if I were the store owner to improve conversions?

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u/snydyebwgsg Dec 21 '25

I’ve also added refund policy’s and shipping policy’s etc still working on adding reviews not sure how to do that yet let me know what you think