Ecommerce development
A demanding ecommerce launch, strong communication and a team that exceeded expectations. Artem continued working with Powerecy on further projects.
Services / Redesign
WooCommerce
WooCommerce
Redesign.
A clearer shopping experience, built around your brand and the store you already have. Improve the templates that matter while accounting for products, URLs and buying rules.
Client reviews
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Retreat website
Vlad helped create a conversion-focused, emotionally engaging retreat website, offered strong advice and exceeded expectations. The client was happy with the process and is ready to work together again.
Website redesign
A long-standing collaboration marked by responsiveness and efficient work. Rakesh was pleased with his website redesign and recommended the team to colleagues.
Website design
The main-page design and style guide were delivered on time. The client’s team was happy with the materials and ready to continue the collaboration.
Ecommerce launch
An ecommerce business built from the beginning, with the design shaped around Max’s vision and audience. He would choose the team again.
Requirements & design
Although the company’s plans changed, the client would hire Vlad again. Highlights include careful requirements work, attention to detail, strong solutions, professionalism and communication.
Design & SEO
Michele recommends Powerecy for website design and SEO, describing a positive working experience and a high standard of completed work.
Design consultation
After a 30-minute consultation, the client felt the working style and design vision matched the project’s needs and decided to continue the collaboration.
Website design
Anyuta praises the refined visual design of her website and the organic growth delivered so far.
Branding & development
Calls Vlad the go-to specialist for high-quality design and highlights consistently strong work across branding, design and development.
Design & development
After an earlier disappointing design experience, Yehuda valued clear guidance and a design he liked, delivered within an agreed budget and timeline.
Website development
Cesar highlights professional work, efficient delivery and careful attention to detail. He would return to Vlad and the team for future website work.
A useful starting point
What should
feel better?
One template.
A clearer journey.
A product page, navigation pattern or buying step may need attention without a complete store redesign.
Your brand,
across the store.
Plan a consistent family of desktop and mobile templates around the products and content available.
Keep what the
store depends on.
Inventory URLs, product data, connections and purchase rules before choosing what should change.
Selected work.
Commerce, in the real world.
AXXZIA
Japanese skincare. A considered UAE storefront.
100SEO100Accessibility
OPRANIC
Infrared heating. Comfort, considered.
—SEO—AccessibilityAudit results have not been published for this project.
SENSO
Illustrative storefront. Smart sensors.
—SEO—AccessibilityAudit results have not been published for this project.
OŌRA
OŌRA
Everyday care. A storefront concept.
—SEO—AccessibilityAudit results have not been published for this project.
Your store.
Designed around the journey.
The design follows the customer decisions, the brand and the existing store behavior it needs to support.
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Plan the storefront as a connected template system.
Plan the experience across the store.
Define the pages and reusable components needed beyond a single homepage.
Review desktop and mobile layouts together, with realistic content and catalog examples.
Design around the decisions needed to buy.
Make buying decisions easier.
Review product information, variation selection and the agreed cart, checkout and account layouts.
Preserve the underlying buying rules while improving the relevant presentation.
Help customers reach a useful product choice.
Help customers find the right product.
Consider category structure, navigation, product search and filters around the actual catalog.
Catalog restructuring is a separate decision when it extends beyond the agreed templates. Plan product search and filters.
Design around the store rules and integrations already in use.
Design around the behavior in place.
Identify the integrations and custom features the new templates must continue to support.
New connectors and payment changes are scoped separately rather than assumed.
Make future content changes practical for the store team.
Give your team a workable system.
Define reusable components and editor-friendly content where they are part of the implementation.
Agree who supplies copy, imagery and product information before design review.
Preserve URLs and store behavior through the redesign.
Preserve the store through the change.
Review the templates on a test copy with relevant products, URLs and purchase scenarios.
Any URL change needs its own mapping and redirect checks before release. What to preserve through a redesign.
A design system
your team can use.
The handover connects the reviewed templates with the content, store rules and daily tasks behind them.
One coherent store design system.
The agreed product, category, cart and supporting templates, with responsive behavior and reusable components explained.
A redesign checked around real tasks.
The product choices, navigation, shipping and checkout scenarios that the redesigned store must continue to support.
A system your team can update.
The editable content, component rules and account responsibilities needed to maintain the redesigned pages.
Preserved behavior, with next steps.
URL decisions, release checks, known limits and the content or integration work left for a separate scope.
Understand the journey.
Review the new experience.
Find the templates and decisions the redesign should improve.
- Review browsing and buying
- Inventory existing rules
- Gather brand and content
Define templates, components and implementation boundaries.
- Choose the page types
- Agree content ownership
- Set review and test checks
Review the new experience with realistic store content.
- Review desktop and mobile
- Check product variations
- Implement on a test copy
Check the redesigned store and explain the delivered setup.
- Verify the buying journey
- Check preserved URLs
- Hand over content guidance
A clear estimate.
A shared plan.
Redesign scope follows the templates, content and implementation work the store actually needs.
What shapes the redesign estimate?
The number of page types, reusable components, custom behavior and content preparation shape the work. Design and implementation responsibilities are stated explicitly.
Migration, new integrations and wider catalog changes have separate estimates when required.
What affects the review schedule?
Brand materials, product information, imagery and feedback help move the design forward. Desktop and mobile templates are reviewed before implementation is accepted.
For an existing store, release timing and preserved behavior are checked alongside the new presentation.
A useful brief includes your store URL, the templates or buying steps you want to improve, brand references and the content available for the redesign. What to preserve through a redesign.
The person behind Religh
Vladyslav Blahun
Founder & CEO
Vlad connects design, development and how your business works. You get a clear direction, with attention to the details.
We help you find the right starting point, agree the plan and review progress together.
- Client rating
- 5.0/5
- Client ratings
- 77
- Job Success
- 100%
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Useful before
we redesign.
All field notes 
What to preserve through a redesign.
Account for product data, URLs and purchase rules before changing store templates.
Make a catalog easier to browse.
Plan search, categories and filters around the products and decisions customers make.
Give changing product URLs a plan.
Map existing destinations and verify the agreed redirects after a change.
A store release worth checking.
Review store behavior, responsibilities and the release plan before going live.
Before we redesign your store.
Can existing products and orders remain?
The scope should preserve existing store data by default. Any proposed change affecting it needs a specific plan, backup and approval.
Will a redesign change our URLs?
It does not need to. Existing URLs are inventoried, and any proposed change is reviewed with its mapping, redirect and testing requirements.
Can a smaller improvement be enough?
Yes. If the main issue is limited to a template or buying step, a focused change may be more useful than a complete redesign.
Are copy and product photographs included?
Content responsibilities are agreed before work starts. Copy, imagery and product preparation are included only when specifically listed in the scope.
Will our integrations still work?
The existing connections and custom behavior are identified before implementation. Relevant store flows are included in the test plan; new integrations are separate work.
What will our team receive?
The agreed templates and components, the implemented content controls and practical guidance on the delivered setup, with ownership and known limits recorded.