Make the mobile storefront easier to browse, understand, and act on.

Mobile problems this service targets

• Navigation, product information, or policies are hard to scan
• Images, headings, or actions compete for limited screen space
• Customers lose the next useful step between browsing and staff help

Refresh deliverables

• Priority mobile-journey inventory
• Responsive hierarchy and navigation recommendations
• Product, collection, and customer-action layout updates
• Phone, tablet, desktop, keyboard, zoom, and overflow review for the agreed routes

Evidence: Acceptance uses rendered viewport checks, visible focus, heading order, reduced-motion behavior, and observable geometry.

Boundary: This work configures or improves the StoreMason platform within an agreed scope. It does not guarantee sales, conversion, ranking, or another business outcome.

What a refresh does not add by implication

• A native mobile application
• POS or omnichannel inventory
• A booking or rental-management system
• A guaranteed speed, conversion, or revenue result

Questions about the mobile refresh

• Do you redesign every page? The agreed priority templates and states define the scope.
• Will desktop change too? Shared responsive components may change, and affected desktop states are reviewed.
• How is improvement judged? Against the named customer tasks and acceptance checks, not an invented outcome.