UX Kits

Vitals offers so many apps within one platform, and the experience of installing and modifying them was very smooth. Definitely a great way to not just do what you need, but do things you didn’t know you needed! Great support too!

I'm a huge fan of Shogun for building custom pages for my store. One of the main selling points for us is that Shogun actually creates Shopify Pages as opposed to creating templates as several of the other apps do. This means the app is not creating tons of templates within the system that are hard to manage or edit. Instead, they are standard Pages that you can even keep if you happen to uninstall the app (this would make editing difficult, but at least possible). The app itself has a great UI that makes it easy to create custom pages, either using their pre-built sections or working from scratch. The ability to edit by break point / device is especially useful and user-friendly. Due to the number of sections available, and tons of customizable options, you can pretty much accomplish any type of layout without having to code. Because the app creates pages, we are also able to accomplish functionality that was specific to our website's needs. We have kept the standard product page, but are embedding Shogun pages for each product below that (using some tag functionality modified from our theme)... telling more of a product story. An example is here (everything below the photos / description is a Shogun page embedded on a product page): https://uxkits.com/products/wireframe-deck Totally recommend the app for all kinds of uses!

This app is great for creating bundles, upsells, etc. I've found it to have many options, giving you tons of flexibility if you're looking to fine-tune bundles at a per-product level. For example, unlike many other apps, you don't have to automatically show a bundle of 3 products on all 3 product pages. You can create unique bundles for each. I also appreciate the options of in-page or pop-up bundles, and that you can add a bundle to multiple pages such as the cart and collection pages. This allows you to sell bundles on their own vs. just tying to a product. There are some minor drawbacks in how the app uses draft orders instead of discount codes, but this has some workarounds. It can be tricky if you're looking to discount a bundle, and then offer customers a discount code on top of this (I don't believe its possible). However, the level of flexibility is worth the trade-off, as every bundle app seems to have some trade-offs. I also think the app UI, and the visuals created by the app, are great. It leaves you less work to do to create a smooth UX. With tons of options plus a custom CSS field, you can achieve lots of different functionality and design. Support team has been great as well, and it's a lot of value for the price. Great work!