Illustrative. Built to match your theme's fonts, colours and buttons.
Restructure columns, links and hierarchy. Applies to every page on the store, which is what makes it worth doing.
The footer is on every page and gets treated as a dumping ground. Links in no order, missing policies, and nothing that helps someone who scrolled all the way down looking for something specific.
A rebuild organises it into clear columns — shop, help, company, contact — so it works as navigation instead of sediment.
One footer rebuild, applied to every page on the store. Structure, links, hierarchy, styling and mobile behaviour. An agency would quote this at around $199 and take a week over it.
It stays one task because it's one component. If your footer needs something outside that — a newsletter integration, a store locator, a language switcher — that's a second task, and we tell you before you pay for either.
The scope is fixed in writing before anything is built. You'll see the UI first and approve it.
"Went in as one task, came back as two. They told me before charging anything, which is not what I expected."
"Looks completely native. You'd never know it wasn't part of the theme. No app, no monthly fee, no meeting."
"Needed one placement tweak after it went live. Revision came back the same day."
Tap targets, overlaps and submenus, tested on real devices.
Cart and search reachable at any scroll depth.
Suggestions as they type, with images and prices.
Multi-column, images, mobile behaviour, editable in Navigation.