Tag: Jupiter v6

How Jupiter and Shopify Compare in Shop Customizability

January 31, 2018 / Kimmy Maclang

This post is part of Artbees’ blog series where we compare Jupiter Shop Customizer to various web tools designed for building ecommerce sites. If you haven’t already, check out our previous posts where we compare Jupiter to Wix and Squarespace.

Tips for Setting Up a Contact Form in Jupiter

January 8, 2018 / Matej Rončević

Ever visit a website, browse through the services or products and then try to connect with the company, only to find there’s no contact form or contact information displayed? Grr, I know. Now you have to look them up in Google? Nope, most likely you won’t---and neither will your customers if you don’t have a contact form in your website.

How to Improve Your WooCommerce Online Shop with Jupiter V6 Shop Customizer

December 7, 2017 / Louis Alviss

The world’s most advanced WordPress theme just got better: Jupiter V6 Shop Customizer is here! We’ve just released a new Shop Customizer version that extends the capabilities and range of customization you have when creating your online WordPress shop!

How to Design WordPress Headers For Every Device Using JV6 Header Builder

November 17, 2017 / Kimmy Maclang

Did you know that in the U.S. alone, one-fourth of all mobile device users rarely browse the Web on their desktop?

Jupiter V6 Header Builder: Your Guide to Creating Unique Headers

November 14, 2017 / Ziba Sidrys

Your header is undeniably important to the success of your website as a whole. It’s the first thing people see when they visit your site. It allows visitors to understand what you’re all about and often times it is a pivotal means of navigation.

How Your Answers to Our Survey Resulted in the New Jupiter V6!

November 10, 2017 / Kimmy Maclang

We can all agree that keeping an open line of communication with our respective clients and users can go a long way. Client feedback helps propel businesses by inspiring them to exceed expectations, and more importantly, by pointing out areas that still have room for improvement.