5 Best Blog Designs for Ecommerce Websites

What`s the first thing to care about customer visiting your site? Obviously your first impression, the best way to leave an impact is by having a jaw dropping saw design which is pleasing to the eye and packs all latest features demanded in the market. Below are some of the best examples!

1. One for the Perfectionists (http://kershaw.kaiusaltd.com/)

This is the girly masculine theme which is adorable on all accounts. The Kershaw`s showoff is simple scroll homepage batter which features descriptive icons for every single product on the website. Everything here is cohesive and a bit pithy. The subtleness here successfully creates a rollover effect which is visible on all of the navigation of a website. Personal favorite features include the fiber bar which is one the knives page and mini cart dropout (if you pay attention). Each adheres for a simple dropdown effect the flow, which is seamlessly down from the insertion point. It’s painted quietly in the dark which doesn`t detract.  In fact, it enhances the simplicity!

2. For the Modern Trendsetter (http://goincase.com/)

Incase if it is a perfect example of great experience through ideal design. The design couldn`t have a better slogan. This design is perfect for both products and moderate websites. Everything here is simple and shrewd which is quite pleasant to the eye. The homepage batter here gets straight to point along with every product and its copy while the navigation is deep and very well organized. Another interesting fact about InCase is it`s responsive and can easily shrink down for mobile screens while the product on page remains relatively large.

3. For the Warm Welcomers! (http://www.storyville.com/)

It may seem like a full page photograph ownership to the homepage banners or child brand mark. But believe me, Storyville`s theme is just as pleasant as its name. Both product and the lifestyle of this website is some of best my eyes have ever seen. The images here are more than just welcoming, they help in heightening the website`s brand. The designer has done a great job here as nothing seems to be overdone! Every aspect of this design is perfectly balanced. Not for the social life, this theme can be a pleasant surprise to your visitors.

4. A Bright Look! (http://winestore-online.com/)

Harsh for many, I won`t be talking about the wine much here. I was only interested in the design (though their offers were…) as it was a fine layout. Starting with the logo along with navigation, both were on the right corner (which was kind of unexpected) to allow the viewer has a straight look on the featured products. But once you are into the category page, you will be impressed with the alleviating clutter on the left. You can easily choose what you want to see and what you don`t. Which I think should be added in every single design.

5. For the Playful (http://www.jenierteas.com/)

Ideal for commercial websites with a plethora of products and information, this design does a hell of a job in organizing and showcasing everything. The name highlights the facts about this website`s business. The product imagery is done perfectly as it covers both the bases of the photograph in its natural state as well as showing the product being infused. Another highlight of the website is the playful and understandable footer which is a continuation of the theme.