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Four lighter homepage directions for Soundwave Studio

Same products, same copy — four different personalities. Tap any card to open the full page. All four are real, mobile-friendly pages, so check them on your phone as well as the desktop.

Option 1

Studio Light — editorial gallery

Gallery-white, serif headlines, hairline rules and lots of air. The print is treated like the artwork it is. Feels like a small design studio that happens to sell prints.

  • Most premium / least "template" of the four
  • Strongest for framed canvas and high-value orders
  • Ink-dark gifting band for emotional contrast
Open full page →
Option 2

Cream & Cosy — gift shop

Warm cream, rounded cards, terracotta and sage. Leads with gifting rather than product specs, and the occasion tiles read like little gift cards.

  • Warmest and most inviting of the four
  • Best fit for wedding / anniversary / baby gifting
  • Soft, tactile, unhurried feel
Open full page →
Option 3

Clean Commerce — trust first

Bright white, crisp borders, badge row, review stars and a clear three-tier comparison. Built to remove doubt at the moment someone is about to spend money.

  • Highest perceived trust and clarity
  • Strongest pricing section for conversion
  • Best for paid traffic and cold visitors
Open full page →
Option 4

Fresh Pastel — social first

Lilac, mint and sunshine, big soft corners and a phone-style preview card. Leads on speed — "under 2 minutes" — for people arriving from Instagram and TikTok.

  • Youngest, most energetic feel
  • Best match for social traffic and impulse buys
  • Emphasises ease and instant download
Open full page →
How to judge them: open each one on your phone first — that is where most of your traffic lands. Then ask which one you'd trust with a £60 framed canvas order.

Mix and match is fine. Say "I like the gifting band from 2 and the pricing from 3" and I'll build one page to that spec.

These are design directions, not the live site. printgiftz.com is untouched. Once you pick a direction, I'll implement it properly in the real storefront.