Revival Raw sells raw dog food. The site had to sell it too.

Food is a trust purchase. People do not hand you their dog’s diet on a whim. The site had to make the product feel worth buying, get people through checkout without friction, and give the brand a way to bring shoppers back.

A slow or generic store kills all of that. Stanford Web Credibility Research found that 75% of people judge a company’s credibility based on its website design. For a food brand asking you to trust it, that number is the whole game.

Build it by hand. No template, no page builder, no bloat. Editorial product pages so each item reads like it deserves shelf space, not a spreadsheet row.

Checkout on Shopify so payments, orders, and inventory sit on infrastructure that already works. Then wire the growth tools directly into the store so the brand is not starting from zero every time someone visits. Mobile-first, because that is where the buying happens.

Editorial, hand-coded product pages built to make the product feel premium instead of listed, with Shopify-backed checkout running on proven e-commerce plumbing.

Klaviyo is wired in for email and Meta for retargeting, so every visit can turn into a follow-up or a return, not a dead end. The whole thing is hand-coded React and Next.js, and the code belongs to Revival Raw.