Quadlockcase

Quadlockcase is a dropshipping business that sells mounts, cases, and other accessories for various smartphone models.

 It is a great Shopify store, using the Custom Shopify Theme, with 80,679 Alexa rank, and it has more than 386K visitors per month.

When you first enter their dropshipping store, there’s a pop-up window offering customers a discount. The pop-up window is a great idea to attract potential customers and deliver value.

But from the design aspect, you may consider adding the most known escape hatch(exit button- X), at the right upper corner. Instead of the exit button, they use a text link “ No thanks, I don’t want a discount”, which is okay, but still, not all customers read everything, most of them just scan. 

Furthermore, Quadlockcase navigation is well-structured. Starting from their horizontal fly-out menu, with categories and sub-categories divided by product type, and named by product’s name. There’s also a specific category that offers a discount to customers ( Get 10% 0FF). 

Another value-adding point when analyzing their navigational menu is that there’s a “Device” category, which means that customers can see all the products for a specific smartphone model in one place, instead of listing them by product category. Also, they can list the products by specific “ Activity”. Multiple navigation choices, Nice!

The dropshipping store contains all other navigation elements, like, the logo, log in/ sign up button, shopping cart button, search button, change currency button, support, etc., all placed in the Navigation, or Header section of the homepage. 

Their header also presents some important information about the buying or the shipping process. 

But, the main disadvantage of their navigation is that their log-in button is placed at the left upper corner of the header, which is not a typical position for this button. Customers search for this kind of information at the right upper corner, next to, or above the shopping cart and the search buttons. Don’t make this mistake! 

The product landing page is excellent, so you should take it as an example. It contains all necessary information about the product, like, price, high-quality photos, even videos, detailed descriptions, customer reviews, comments, etc.

Their layout has a Full-screen video layout, and content is organized with a grid of cards design, with realistic pictures and videos from their products. It depends on users’ taste, but all these realistic pictures and colors might seem too much for some users. 

💡Tip: Simplicity is the new trend, so keep it simple, and neat, with a few colors and high-quality pictures. 

This dropshipping business shows customer care in various ways. They provide an option for customers to build their products. Furthermore, they offer Collections, Live Chat button, Blog, Warranty and Returns policy, Privacy policy, Verified buyers reviews, etc. 

Most of the content mentioned above is accessible from their homepage, and this makes their navigation easy for users. However, we couldn’t find any button leading to the Blog home, and we didn’t know there is one until we saw it in their Footer. 

Their footer is well-organized, and it consists of links from all the categories from their e-commerce store, social presence, payment methods, etc. This footer is great to take an example from when building your dropshipping store.