Shopify development

Giorgio Vanti

A footwear storefront with collections for different styles and occasions.

A Shopify footwear website combining collection navigation, product previews, search and cart controls, and customer-information routes.

Industry: Retail
Platform: Shopify
Contribution: Website development

The live website credits DB360. Finux's documented contribution is website development; the collaboration arrangement and original design responsibilities still need clarification.

Desktop homepage · captured 11 October 2026. The live website may change.

Project overview.

Giorgio Vanti sells footwear and accessories. The inspected storefront divides its catalogue into formals, casuals, slippers, sandals, and accessories, with additional campaign and new-arrival entry points. Large footwear photography introduces the offer before the product and collection sections.

Who the website serves

Shoppers comparing footwear styles and looking for a particular category, a product, or practical information before ordering.

Development scope.

Website development in Shopify, confirmed by Finux’s owner.

The walkthrough below describes the inspected website. Exact design responsibilities, agency collaboration, original constraints, and launch dates have not been documented. This case study does not claim sole design ownership or a direct client relationship.

Published website credits

Live website credit: Powered by DB360

A walk through the website.

Product categories remain prominent

The header places the footwear collections alongside search, account, and cart controls. Campaign navigation sits beside the regular categories, giving a visitor several ways to enter the catalogue.

Products and collections provide different browsing paths

A featured-product section shows individual footwear items, while image-led collection links separate casual, formal, slipper, and sandal ranges. These are visible catalogue destinations; no stock or sales result is inferred from their presentation.

Customer information continues beyond the catalogue

Footer links include stores, delivery, parcel tracking, contact, and return information. A newsletter field and a support interface are also visible. No subscription, chat message, order, or payment was submitted.

Presentation and usability.

Photography leads the opening

The desktop capture shows a large footwear photograph behind a translucent navigation treatment. Product names and collection labels provide a more detailed hierarchy farther down the page. Promotional text in the capture records the source state, not an ongoing offer or a Finux pricing claim.

A separate mobile navigation presentation

At a narrow viewport the header exposes a menu control alongside shopping controls. The gallery documents that responsive presentation without claiming the website's original visual direction or its performance results.

Retail

Let shoppers start with the kind of footwear they need

A shopper may know the occasion before knowing a product name. Distinct footwear collections support that starting point, while search and individual product links provide alternatives for someone seeking a specific item.

Two views of the same website.

Genuine browser captures of the inspected homepage. These document its presentation; they are not performance or conversion measurements.

Giorgio Vanti homepage at a desktop viewport — Desktop homepage · captured 11 October 2026

Giorgio Vanti homepage at a mobile viewport — Mobile homepage · captured 11 October 2026

Delivery summary.

Shopify website development supplied by Finux's owner as portfolio work, with visible collection navigation, product presentation, shopping controls, and customer-information destinations. Checkout, fulfilment, support delivery, and commercial outcomes were not tested.

No measured business results or client testimonials were supplied for this case study. External forms, transactions, and booking delivery were not tested.