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Choose an ecommerce template around your products
Compare the catalog, product-detail and cart layouts with the items you sell. These three templates offer different starting points for a custom storefront.
Coza Store
Choose it for: fashion, clothing and accessories.
The demo includes a product listing, separate product-detail layout and shopping-cart page, with several homepage designs. Compare how your photography and product options would fit the layouts.
Ogani
Choose it for: grocery, produce and food retail.
The demo has shop, product and basket pages, plus wishlist and product-comparison views. Its product pages include space for nutrition and provenance information.
Onetech
Choose it for: electronics and technology products.
The demo provides a category-led shop, a separate product page and a cart layout. Compare the navigation and product information with the range and detail your catalog needs.
Check the complete shopping journey
Open a product from the listing, review its options and follow the cart and checkout route. Check which controls work in the demo and which are placeholders. Included pages and client-side behavior differ between templates; a cart interface does not establish payment processing, stock control or order fulfillment.
Plan the store integration
Choose the commerce service or backend that will handle your products, orders and payments, then check how the template will connect to it. A standalone HTML storefront is not automatically an installable Shopify or WooCommerce theme. Confirm the individual product format and integration work before choosing.
Only need a cart or checkout layout?
Explore our shopping cart templates for cart summaries and checkout interfaces that can be incorporated into a larger project. The collection is a starting point for the interface; connect and test your own commerce services before launching a store.
