Amazing performance
Google Lighthouse ranks the latest Spree UX demo very highly in all important aspects of web presence quality: performance, accessibility, web best practices, SEO. Test your own website to see if there’s room for improvement.
Spree UX customization
How to customize the new UX
with your imagery and brand guidelines.
Spree Customization Guides
Feel free to customize the overall styling, header, footer, placeholder images, and text, as well as SEO settings. Read documentation
Upselling features
Customer journey touchpoints that drive conversions
Product filters
Product discovery meets guided selling
with customizable product filters
for easy product listing browsing.
Color and size swatches
Product variant swatches
with corresponding photo preview
for informed buying decisions.
Advanced megamenu
Product category navigation
accessible from the top menu
with contextual promo banners.
Product
recommendations
Use mobile-friendly product sliders
to showcase bestsellers or
to suggest related items
below a product page.
Business stakeholders can expect
improved KPIs
Faster loading pages
With impressive Google Lighthouse
performance scores your Spree website
will load faster than any competitor.
Higher Google rankings
Faster page load and mobile-first UX
will translate into higher Google rankings
and easier Google search discovery.
More search traffic
Higher Google rankings will generate
more organic search traffic
and more customers.
Improved mobile conversions
The Spree mobile-first user interface improves
conversion rates on hand-held devices,
boosting mobile sales.
Reduced bounce rates
Shorter wait times and the mobile-friendly
UX of Spree lead to fewer exits
and improved KPIs.
Better social sharing
Spree uses the Open Graph protocol
to improve how products are shared on social media
channels like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
Developers save time with
highly optimized UX
Mobile-first
element stacking
Advanced
caching techniques
SEO with
structured data
Open Graph
social preview
Retina-optimized
images
Srcset fallback
to low-res
Lazy image
loading
