From a single brand color
to the review count on each product
We built the screens of a Cafe24 brand store to fit the brand and refined them from January to April 2026. The store has a membership guide, best sellers and a routine menu, and we cleaned up the mobile screens and purchase tracking.
Cafe24, commerce, brand store
Real screens.
Captured in September 2026. Select an image to enlarge it.
Cafe24 provides the basic functions. To look like a brand store, the details had to line up.
The brand color, the free-shipping threshold and the copy on the login and sign-up pages appear across many screens and had to be aligned at once. On mobile, horizontal scrolling of the best-seller list and banner ratios needed separate work.
We gathered scattered values into one place and changed the method where things were slow.
The brand color is unified in CSS so it can be changed in one step. The free-shipping threshold shows the same value on every related screen. Review counts on the product page used to load through an iframe and now come from an API call.
We removed unused tracking scripts and reconnected the ad pixels on the order-complete and product pages. We also added a membership page and a discount rate on recently viewed products.
Stack.
Cafe24 Smart Design
Order, member and product modules stay as they are, and the skin is built for the brand.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript
Home, product detail, login and membership screens adjusted for desktop and mobile.
Banner Manager
Staff replace the main banners themselves.
Ad pixels
Conversion tracking connected on the order-complete and product pages.