A Texas storefront, reimagined.
Texas Peddler brings together shopping stories, secondhand finds and graphic tees. We converted its legacy WordPress presentation into a custom WordPress block design, giving its editorial content and WooCommerce storefront one consistent Texas identity.
From separate stories to a cohesive storefront.
We replaced the original theme with a custom WordPress block design built around the site’s updated logo and Texas identity. Navy, tan and cream colors, Western details and lifestyle imagery give the brand a more distinctive presence.
The homepage now connects editorial content with garage-sale listings and T-shirts, with clearer navigation and prominent paths into the shop. Reusable headers and footers, refreshed product layouts and responsive controls give the store a consistent experience across desktop and mobile. The existing WooCommerce catalog and article content were retained, while unrelated affiliate promotions were removed.
A stronger Texas identity
Updated branding, Western details and a warm palette carry through the homepage, shop and shared templates.
Stories meet the storefront
Articles, garage-sale finds and graphic tees come together on the homepage, with clear routes to browse and shop.
Built for everyday editing
Native WordPress blocks and reusable templates provide a consistent starting point for future content and layout changes.
The conversion work
- Custom WordPress block theme development, independent of the original theme.
- WooCommerce storefront styling and refreshed product layouts.
- Homepage content organization connecting stories, garage-sale finds and T-shirts.
- Responsive navigation, shared headers and footers, and reusable templates.
- Branded visual styling, imagery integration and original Western details.
- Retention of the existing article content and WooCommerce catalog.
The mobile experience
The same design carries into smaller screens, with responsive navigation and clear shopping paths. The phone comparison shows the original and redesigned mobile homepages side by side.
The complete homepage, before and after
The full-page comparison follows both homepages from the header to the footer. The natural page lengths are preserved, so you can see how the articles, product sections and shared structure fit together.
The project graphics were captured on November 3, 2026. “Before” shows the original public website; “after” shows the completed local redesign. The artwork documents the design and development work, rather than a measured change in sales, traffic or search rankings.
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