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Senso Electronics

Senso Electronics on desktop and phone

Senso Electronics is a custom storefront Layout for Selldone shops. A Layout is the whole look and behaviour of a shop's storefront: the pages your shoppers see.

Senso dresses a single-seller electronics shop like a premium electronics brand site: calm, spacious and cinematic.

  • Big full-bleed photos and lots of white space.
  • Bold Poppins headings, each under a small teal "eyebrow" (a short word in capitals, such as FEATURED).
  • One teal colour for every button, as rounded "pills".
  • Pale mint tiles behind the product cut-outs, and soft 18–20px corners.
  • Thin line icons drawn for Senso, its own wordmark, and no line under any word or icon.

It runs on senso.selldone.shop. That is an extra address (domain) of the Selldone shop Digini, and it carries its own Layout (see Go Live). It is built on the official selldone/storefront, so Selldone's cart, checkout, payments and orders keep working underneath.

Senso started from Digito, another Layout in the same organisation: https://github.com/selldone-custom-layouts/official-digito.

Start here

I want to… Page
Have an AI agent set it up on my shop Install with AI
Set it up myself Manual Setup
Know what my shop's data needs Shop Requirements
Build, upload and verify a release Build and Upload
Put it live on my shop, or on one domain of it Go Live
Change the name, families, photos, sections, pages Customize
Change the colours, or switch to dark Theme and colours
Fix a problem Troubleshooting

How a Selldone Layout works (one minute)

  1. A Layout is a complete storefront app (Vue 3) that runs on Selldone's own servers instead of the default storefront.
  2. You build it, zip it, and upload it to your Selldone developer account with the official selldone-cli. Each upload is a new version.
  3. You attach a version to your shop, or to one of its domains.
  4. Selldone gives the Layout your shop: its products, categories, prices, deals, tags, articles, languages and settings. Nothing about Digini is hard-coded. The Layout's own name is one line.

What you get

  • Header: clear over the dark hero, then solid white once the page scrolls.
    • Your product families in the middle (TV & Display, Audio, Computing…). Senso builds them from your category names. A click on a family opens a clean panel with its categories and one featured product.
    • Support, search, account, Theme and the cart on the right.
    • On a phone: a full-screen menu with the families as folding lists. There is no bottom tab bar.
  • Home, from top to bottom:
    • a full-bleed photo carousel ("hero"), one slide per family;
    • FEATURED: a wide photo card that tells one family's story, over pale tiles, one per category, each with its best product as a large cut-out;
    • COLLECTIONS: one tab per tag your products carry, best sellers first;
    • LIFESTYLE: a second wide card with its own tiles;
    • DEALS "Offers worth a closer look": the biggest savings;
    • CATEGORY "Shop the latest": every category as a line-icon tile;
    • NEW "Just arrived": products with the new-arrival tag;
    • STORIES: your four newest articles;
    • a newsletter form.
  • Cards: the product on a soft grey well, colour swatches or capacity chips, the price with "Was" and a red "Save $X", and an "Ends in …" line that counts down to the deal's real end date. "Add to cart" becomes "− n in cart +" in place. A product whose capacities have their own prices says "Choose options".
  • Category, search and offers pages: a dark banner with a headline and a photo, the category's kinds as chips, a result count and a sort menu, a filter card, and three cards a row.
  • Product page: the gallery beside a sticky buying column, then Highlights bands from the product's own article, a two-column Specifications table, Compare with similar, reviews, "Frequently bought together" and "You may also like".
  • Every other page in the same dress: the support centre (FAQ), Contact, About, Terms, Privacy, the blog, the 404 page, compare, the cart drawer and page, checkout, the order page and the account (design "desk").
  • Theme: five tested palettes, or your own brand colour, in light or dark. See Theme and colours.
  • Photos: 19 photo slots. Each shows a designed placeholder until you add its photo. See Customize.
  • No seller interface: one shop sells everything.

Links

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