Mina Baie Shopify Conversion Optimisation for a Bag Brand in Los Angeles

A Store Refined Around How Customers Shop.

Mina Baie is a Los Angeles brand that has redefined the diaper bag as a handbag, with a loyal following of modern parents and a handful of signature designs that carry most of its business. The store on Shopify Plus was trading well; the opportunity was to make it work harder, particularly on mobile, where most customers arrive and where the journey from product page to checkout had the most room to improve.

DBCO was engaged to audit the store and then design and build a programme of conversion improvements across the pages that matter most: homepage, collections, product pages, mini cart and checkout. The work was delivered in focused sprints on the live Shopify Plus theme, so each improvement went live as it was ready rather than waiting on a relaunch.

An Audit Grounded in Data and Behaviour.

Product Pages and Cart, Rebuilt for Mobile.

Continuous Improvement on a Live Store.

Frequently Asked Questions

DBCO audited the Shopify Plus store of Mina Baie, the Los Angeles brand redefining the diaper bag for modern parenthood, and then designed and built a programme of conversion rate optimisation across the homepage, collection pages, product pages, mini cart and checkout. The work included a mobile-first product page redesign, a size comparison module, a redesigned Pairs With cross-sell, a simplified mini cart, checkout reassurance built with Checkout Extensibility, and later additions such as colourway separation, a gift note and a Klaviyo waitlist.

The Mina Baie Shopify Plus store was audited and optimised by DBCO (Design & Build Co.), the brand-led digital agency specialising in Shopify design for luxury fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands. DBCO designed and built a programme of conversion improvements across the homepage, collections, product pages, mini cart and checkout, delivered in sprints on the live theme.

DBCO starts with an audit that combines Shopify performance data, behavioural recordings and a user experience review of each key template. The findings are turned into a prioritised scope focused on the pages that carry the most revenue, then designed and built in sprints on a development theme so improvements go live as they are ready. For Mina Baie this meant concentrating on mobile product pages and the path to checkout first.

A mobile product page converts when the customer can see the product, the price and the way to buy it without scrolling, and can answer their practical questions quickly: how big it is, what colours it comes in, how soon it arrives and what happens if it does not suit. On the Mina Baie product page DBCO addressed each of these directly, with zoom, redesigned selectors, a size comparison module, reassurance beneath Add to Bag and a sticky purchase button.

Every step between adding a product and paying for it is a place to lose the customer. A well-designed mini cart shows what is in the bag, confirms delivery expectations, offers a relevant addition and leads straight to checkout. Removing the separate cart page shortens the journey, and dynamic free-shipping messaging gives the customer a reason to add rather than a reason to pause. This is the approach DBCO took for Mina Baie.

Yes. Much of DBCO's conversion work is done on live stores, building on the existing theme and brand rather than replacing them. For Mina Baie, DBCO worked in sprints on a development theme, reviewed each change with the client and published it, so the store improved continuously while trading normally. The same approach suits any brand with a store that is performing but has clear opportunities in its customer journey.