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Site Audit Walkthrough
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Conclusion
Site Audit Walkthrough
Walk through an 8 minute site audit of the 6 key areas to focus on when optimizing your ecommerce site for conversion.
Dive into each page in a customer’s journey - from discovery on your homepage, product and collection pages, straight through to your cart and checkout pages.
How to get started
You can go through this course at your own pace and on any device. Course progress is saved but assessments need to be completed in one session.
Minimum Technology
These are the basic technology requirements you’ll need to meet in order to complete these courses:
- A laptop or desktop computer or mobile device
- Internet access
- Updated internet browser
- An email account
Minimum Technical Skills
These are the basic technical skills you’ll need to complete these courses:
- Basic computer skills
- Ability to send and receive email
- Ability to use a web browser
- Ability to navigate the learning management system
Who to contact with questions
When you have a question, there are a variety of places to look for answers:
- The Partner Help Center provides documentation and guides to help Shopify Partners succeed.
- The Shopify Help Center provides practical guides, tutorials, and best practices for all things Shopify platform, product, and business.
- Developers can use Shopify’s developer documentation to find general and in-depth technical information for store setup, configuration, and custom development.
Shopify Community
The Shopify Community helps partners and merchants connect with other Shopify Partners, merchants, and Support Advisors. The Community is an ideal place to discuss ideas, ask and answer questions, and establish yourself as an expert in the Shopify ecosystem.
Learning and interacting online comes with its own unique expectations for conduct, also known as “netiquette.” Here are a few tips to follow as you complete your online course and engage with the Shopify community online:
Be mindful of your tone
Remember that those you interact with online are people, too. Treat them with the same respect you would offer your classmates in person.
Limit use of all caps
Using all caps in an online setting is often interpreted as yelling. It’s best to avoid this in everyday online communication.
Be mindful of context
Different situations call for different communication styles. Emails can be more formal, while online discussions can be more casual (though still respectful).