Your brand, down to the details
By Stackmodo
Give each storefront its own typography, spacing, navigation and finishing touches, with refinements to logo proportions and readability.
September 14, 2026 product update
A storefront's identity comes from more than its logo. Typography, spacing and the way a visitor finds their next page all contribute to how a brand feels. Stackmodo now offers more site-specific controls for those details.
Highlights
- Tailor typography, spacing and page width for each storefront.
- Adjust borders and shadows within the storefront's design controls.
- Manage navigation and footer content separately for each site.
- Benefit from refined navigation contrast and proportional logo sizing.
Shape the presentation, not just the color
Page width and spacing help determine whether a site feels compact or spacious. Typography establishes the reading rhythm, while borders and shadows give components their finishing treatment. These settings work with the existing storefront components so your team can refine a consistent presentation.
Give every brand its own way around
A content-led brand and a product-focused store do not need the same navigation. Each site can maintain its own header links and footer content, helping teams put the most relevant destinations in front of each audience. Businesses managing several sites can keep their presentations distinct.
Small details that carry across the site
We have also refined how brand accents remain readable in navigation and how footer logos preserve their proportions. Existing defaults remain available, so adopting the new controls does not require a wholesale redesign. Adjust the details that matter to your brand and keep the rest of the experience familiar.