WiO SmartFoods · PPC Designs
Every page of the rebuild that is ready to look at, one card per page. Updated 4 Nov 2026.
Home page
The rebuilt home page, top to bottom, as last pushed to the staging theme on 2 Nov.
The latest design of the home page: one plain top bar above the header, best sellers and aisles 3 across on desktop, bundle cards without empty photo boxes, product photos without calorie badges, and bundle prices in the brand green. The staging home above has these changes since 2 Nov.
Category pages
One of the category pages, showing the bread lineup.
The design draft shows the latest design. The staging page shows it built in Shopify, with real products and prices.
Latest design draft
In Shopify (staging)
The full catalog page on staging, every product in one grid. The Shop All card below shows its design draft.
The Shop All page: every product on one page, with shelf links. In Shopify it is the All Products page.
The design draft shows the latest design. The staging page shows it built in Shopify, with real products and prices.
Latest design draft
In Shopify (staging)
The category page for the snacks and desserts lineup.
The design draft shows the latest design. The staging page shows it built in Shopify, with real products and prices.
Latest design draft
In Shopify (staging)
The category page for the spreads lineup.
The design draft shows the latest design. The staging page shows it built in Shopify, with real products and prices.
Latest design draft
In Shopify (staging)
Product pages
The template used for most packaged food products, such as bread, chips, and crusts.
The design draft is shown on Creamy Peanut Butter. The two staging examples below (Tortilla Chips, Multi-Grain Bread) show the template built in Shopify, with real products and prices.
Latest design draft: Creamy Peanut Butter
In Shopify (staging): Tortilla Chips
In Shopify (staging): Multi-Grain Bread
The minimal product page template, used for the Shaker Bottle.
The design draft shows the latest design. The staging page shows it built in Shopify, with real products and prices.
Latest design draft
In Shopify (staging)
Bundle pages
One of the 8 planned bundle product pages. The Shopify version goes live once the bundle products are set up in the store.
Earlier layout options for the home page bundle section are not shown here.
Related reading, not a page in this rebuild: the bundle strategy page prepared for Jason (2026-08-07).
Content pages
The Science page: how MetaBloc works, the two labels on the bag, the published peanut butter study with its six citations, three common questions, and two ways to start.
The design draft and the staging page show the same page. The staging page shows it built in Shopify, with real products and prices.
Latest design draft
In Shopify (staging)
The Peanut Butter Study page: the published study and how it was run, the two peanut butters, common questions, and six citations.
The design draft and the staging page show the same page. The staging page shows it built in Shopify, with real products and prices.
Latest design draft
In Shopify (staging)
The Reviews page. The page has not been created in Shopify yet, so there is no staging link to show.
The page that explains how a WiO subscription works. Not built in Shopify yet.
Search and error pages
The search results page, with the empty and no-results states.
The design draft shows the latest design. The staging page shows it built in Shopify, with real products and prices.
Latest design draft
In Shopify (staging)
The page shoppers see when a link is broken.
The staging link opens an address that does not exist on purpose, so it shows the 404 page.
Latest design draft
In Shopify (staging)
Subscription management (current)
The page a subscriber uses to skip, move, change or cancel their deliveries. Every action is clickable, with success and error states. A state switcher at the top of the page shows the other cases.
Latest design draft
Subscription management
The cards below predate the site's new header and footer and the current content rules. They are shown as built.
The account page a subscriber lands on to manage their subscription.
The same portal for a customer managing more than one subscription at once.
A desktop and mobile side-by-side viewer of the subscription area.
The states for the one-click add-to-subscription control.
Adding a product to an existing subscription from its product page.
Where the login button can sit across the site's header and pages.
Frequently asked questions about saving, scheduling, skipping, and managing a subscription.
Cart and checkout
The full cart page, redesigned to match the rest of the new site.
The slide-out cart that opens when an item is added, redesigned to match the rest of the new site. Updated 1 Nov with tighter rows: the same items, prices, plan choices and buttons with less space between them, so almost two items show on a phone. Check out stays where it was. The link opens the drawer just after an item is added.
The cart page and cart drawer with a ladder that rewards reaching a cart value, in two versions. Discount ladder: example tiers $80, $110 and $140 for 10%, 15% and 20% off one-time items. Free-food ladder: example tiers $49, $95 and $150 for 1, 2 and 3 free picks from four shelf-stable items. The numbers are examples. Each view opens on a cart between tiers; add ?state=below, ?state=top or ?state=empty to the address (free-food also ?state=picked). In the two drawer views the ladder is compact: tap the ladder title to see the tiers. The cart page and cart drawer cards above show the pages without a ladder.
Cart page, discount ladder
Cart page, free-food ladder
Cart drawer, discount ladder
Cart drawer, discount ladder, tiers opened
Cart drawer, free-food ladder
Cart drawer, free-food ladder, tiers opened
Not drafted yet
No design draft and nothing built in the new theme yet for these page types:
The subscriber portal has a current design draft and earlier mockups from July and September, in the two Subscription management groups.