Storefront layouts you can wire to any backend — Shopify, WooCommerce, Snipcart or your own API. The markup is plain HTML, so nothing here assumes a particular platform.
A storefront in Tailwind: home, shop with category sections, product page with variants and stock states, cart, shipping and returns, plus an FAQ and a 404 in Pro. No JavaScript, Schema.org Product markup, ready for Snipcart or a Buy Button.
Start from the number of products you actually have. A catalogue of twelve items needs a different layout from one with twelve hundred: the first looks best as a gallery, the second needs filters, facets and pagination that survive being indexed.
A single-page template works when the product sells itself — one item, one story, one buy button. Once you have categories, you need real navigation and a product page that can carry variants, stock state and shipping copy.
The free version is the storefront home page with compiled CSS — working code you can publish, under a licence that allows commercial use as long as the credit link stays in the footer. Pro has the shop, product, cart and shipping pages, the FAQ and 404, and the source.
No. The button hands you the ZIP directly — there is no form and no email step.
Yes. The paid licence covers client work with no attribution. The free one covers it too, as long as the credit link stays.
The markup is platform-neutral HTML. Porting it into Liquid is straightforward, but the templates are not Shopify themes out of the box.