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Design Showcase: Our Best eCommerce Case Studies


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300+
Stores launched or migrated
5
Platforms, one standard
14
Industries with their own page

MAK Digital at a glance

  • 15

    Years in eCommerce

    Fifteen years of building, migrating, and growing online stores for B2B and B2C brands.

  • 30+

    In-house specialists

    SEO, AI search, paid media, design, and development experts under one roof.

  • USA

    US-led, globally staffed

    A US-based core team you talk to directly, backed by vetted specialists worldwide.

  • 4.9

    Client rating

    Average score across 650+ verified client reviews.

The showcase

Selected Work

Filter by platform, project type, or industry. Every card opens the full case study with the before and after. The complete archive of our work is on the full portfolio.

  1. BigCommerce Website Redesign for AirRattle02BigCommerceRedesignSporting GoodsAirRattleOutdated storefront to a modern, trust-building designView the case study Live store
  2. BigCommerce website migration and re-design for Budget Heating & Air Conditioning Inc.03BigCommerceMigrationHome GoodsBudget HeatingVolusion to BigCommerce with a full redesignView the case study Live store
  3. BigCommerce website migration and re-design for Halo Headband04BigCommerceMigrationSporting GoodsHalo HeadbandVolusion to BigCommerce, every ranking keptView the case study Live store
  4. Volusion to BigCommerce Migration for Aventis Systems05BigCommerceMigrationB2BAventis SystemsEnterprise B2B migration to BigCommerceView the case study Live store
  5. Brooklyn Low Voltage Supply (BLVS) BigCommerce Website Migration and Redesign06BigCommerceMigrationB2BBrooklyn Low Voltage SupplyMigration and redesign for a B2B supplierView the case study Live store
  6. Volusion to BigCommerce Migration for JMAC Supply Corp07BigCommerceMigrationB2BJMAC SupplyVolusion to BigCommerce for a security supplierView the case study Live store
  7. ftatv.com BigCommerce store migration and re-design08BigCommerceMigrationElectronicsFTA TVDrupal to BigCommerce with a redesignView the case study Live store
  8. P09BigCommerceMigrationB2BPro Drinking FountainsMigration to BigCommerce for a commercial supplierView the case study
  9. Shopify Website Redesign for IvbenTaqiy10ShopifyRedesignFashionIvben TaqiysShopify redesign for a fashion brandView the case study Live store
  10. BigCommerce website re-design for Sonitek11BigCommerceRedesignB2BSonitekIndustrial redesign on BigCommerceView the case study Live store
  11. BigCommerce Website Redesign for URECO12BigCommerceRedesignB2BUnited Restaurant EquipmentCatalog-heavy redesign on BigCommerceView the case study
  12. BigCommerce website re-design for Therapeutic Training Center Inc.13BigCommerceRedesignEducationTherapeutic Training CenterEducation store redesign on BigCommerceView the case study Live store
  13. BigCommerce Website Redesign for Dick Pond Athletics14BigCommerceRedesignSporting GoodsDick Pond AthleticsRunning store redesign on BigCommerceView the case study Live store
  14. BigCommerce Website Redesign for TikiMaster15BigCommerceRedesignHome GoodsTikimasterRedesign on BigCommerceView the case study Live store
  15. NSPEC Innovations BigCommerce Theme Case Study16BigCommerceThemeElectronicsNSPEC InnovationsCustom BigCommerce themeView the case study Live store
  16. BigCommerce Website Design and Build17BigCommerceDesign and BuildConsumer GoodsNubz PouchesNew store on BigCommerceView the case study Live store
  17. Derya Arms BigCommerce Website Design and Development18BigCommerceDesign and BuildFirearmsDerya ArmsFirearms store design on BigCommerceView the case study Live store

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What every case study reports

How We Measure a Design, Not Just Admire It

A screenshot shows taste. A case study has to show whether the store got faster, easier to find, and better at turning visitors into orders. Each one on this page reports the same things.

  1. 1

    The baseline

    Speed, rankings, conversion, and revenue before we touched anything, so every improvement is measured against a fact.

  2. 2

    The problem

    What the old store could not do: the platform limit, the slow pages, the catalog shoppers could not navigate, the checkout that leaked.

  3. 3

    The work

    Design, development, migration, and the SEO carried across, with the decisions explained, not just the deliverables listed.

  4. 4

    Before and after

    The old and the new side by side, with the numbers that changed: speed scores, Core Web Vitals, rankings kept, conversion, revenue.

  5. 5

    What came next

    Most clients stay for SEO, marketing, or support; the case study says what happened after launch, not just at it.

  6. 6

    The same standard everywhere

    BigCommerce, Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce, Volusion, or headless: the measurement is identical, so you can compare across platforms.

What the work has in common

Design That Has to Perform

Every store here was designed by the team that also built it, migrated it, and markets it, which is why the designs are fast, crawlable, accessible, and still converting years later.

  • Mobile-first layouts that pass Core Web Vitals on launch day
  • Navigation, search, and filters designed from how the catalog is actually shopped
  • Every legacy URL redirected and every ranking carried across on migrations
  • WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility checked before go-live
  • Structured data and clean crawl paths so Google and AI assistants can read the store
  • Brand systems that hold up across the site, ads, email, and marketplaces

Portfolio by Industry

Explore our portfolio by industry to see tailored design solutions that meet specific business needs.

Design Portfolio Questions

What is in the showcase, how the work is done, and how to start.

What kinds of projects are in the showcase?

New store designs, full redesigns, platform migrations with a redesign, custom themes, and headless builds, on BigCommerce, Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce, and Volusion, chosen for the strength of their results. The full portfolio holds the complete archive.

Can I see work in my industry?

Use the filter bar on this page, or open the industry portfolios: automotive, home goods, firearms, B2B and industrial, electronics, sporting goods, entertainment, and more, each with its own page under design by industry.

How do you keep designs unique to each client?

Every project starts with research into the client's customers, catalog, and competitors, and the design system is built for that brand rather than adapted from a template. Two stores on the same platform in the same industry end up looking nothing alike because their shoppers and products differ.

Do you redesign existing stores?

Yes; most of the showcase is redesigns and migrations. We keep what earns conversions and rankings, rebuild what does not, and carry every URL and ranking across. See before and after for side-by-side comparisons.

How long does a design project take?

A redesign on the same platform typically runs eight to twelve weeks; a migration with a redesign ten to sixteen; large catalogs, integrations, or headless builds longer. Each case study notes its timeline.

What is your design process?

Discovery and research, wireframes and user flows, visual design and a component system, a custom theme built for speed, QA for Core Web Vitals and accessibility, launch with monitoring, and testing afterward. The full process is on the eCommerce web design page.

Are the designs mobile-responsive?

Every store is designed mobile-first and tested on real devices; most of these stores take the majority of their orders on phones. See responsive design.

Can you work with my existing branding?

Yes. Most projects keep the client's logo, colors, and voice and build the store around them; when a brand needs refreshing, our design services team handles identity work alongside the store.

What tools and technologies do you use?

Figma for design and prototyping; custom themes on each platform's native system (Stencil, Online Store 2.0, Hyvä, block themes) or Catalyst, Hydrogen, and Next.js for headless; Lighthouse, Search Console, and real-device testing for QA.

How do feedback and revisions work?

Design is reviewed with you at wireframe and visual stages, with rounds of revisions written into the scope, and the build is previewed on a staging store you can use before launch.

What happens after the design is completed?

Launch with thirty days of monitoring, then a support plan, SEO, or marketing if you want the store to keep improving; many of the stores here have been with us for several rebuilds.

How do I start a design project?

Send a few details through the quote form or call the number at the top of the page. We reply within a business day, review your store, and come back with a scoped plan and a fixed price. A free SEO audit or the migration audit is a good first step if you want numbers before a conversation.

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Tell us about the store. We will review it and reply with what we would change, a scoped plan, and a fixed price.

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