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148-Point Shopify CRO Audit Checklist

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A free, structured audit across homepage, PDP, cart, checkout, mobile and speed - the checklist to run yourself in an afternoon before spending a rupee on tools or tests.

  • 148 checks spanning homepage, product pages, cart, checkout, mobile UX and site speed.
  • Built to take roughly 2-3 hours to run end to end.
  • Use it to find your single biggest leak before choosing your first A/B test.
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It answers 3 questions

  1. My conversion rate is around 1.2%. Is that good or bad?
  2. I barely get 500 visits a week. What should I A/B test first, and can I even trust the results?
  3. Where should I focus first - homepage, collection pages, or product pages?

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  1. Instead of guessing what to test, GoodUI hands you patterns backed by hundreds of real A/B tests across ecommerce and SaaS... goodui.org Tool GoodUI - A/B Tested Patterns for Higher Conversion GoodUI
  2. The benchmark-plus-playbook starting point from the platform most Indian D2C brands actually run on. It sets realistic... shopify.com Article How to Improve Ecommerce Conversion Rates (2026) Shopify
  3. The deepest independent usability research base on why carts get abandoned - the '70% abandonment' figure and specific checkout... baymard.com Article E-Commerce Cart & Checkout Usability Research Baymard Institute
  4. The most rigorous free explainer on running valid tests without fooling yourself with noise - essential reading before you're... cxl.com Article What Is A/B Testing? The Complete Guide: From Beginner to Pro CXL
  5. The closest thing to a structured, practitioner-built curriculum in CRO - 20 courses across research, testing and psychology... cxl.com Course Conversion Optimization Minidegree CXL Institute
  6. Reviews are the single highest-leverage trust element on an Indian PDP, and Judge.me is the free-tier-first reviews app most... judge.me Tool Judge.me Product Reviews App Judge.me
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