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Case study · Food & Beverage / E-commerce

Sturdyfoods

ClientDevkudo
IndustryFood & Beverage / E-commerce
ServicesDevelopment
Year2019
01

The challenge

Sturdyfoods’ store was losing customers at checkout — a slow, confusing purchase flow and a product range that was hard to browse on mobile.

With growing demand, the business needed a store that could scale and convert without a constant stream of developer fixes.

02

Our approach

We rebuilt the store around a fast, mobile-first catalogue and a checkout that removes every unnecessary step.

Catalogue reorganisation

Structured the product range into intuitive categories with clear filters, so customers find the right product fast.

Checkout optimisation

Stripped the checkout to its essentials and streamlined the cart, cutting the steps between add-to-cart and purchase.

Self-serve content

Built flexible Bricks components so the team can launch new products and campaigns without a developer.
03

The outcome

The new store converted more visitors and gave the team the independence to grow it themselves.

+58%

Conversion Rate

-41%

Checkout Abandonment

1.8s

Average Load Time
“Checkout used to be our biggest headache — now it's our biggest strength. The store finally converts.”
Devkudo — Owner, Sturdyfoods, Devkudo
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