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Ecommerce

How can I add a "Add to Cart" button on the homepage of my Webflow site? Can I change the homepage to a product page on Webflow?

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September 22, 2023
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To add an "Add to Cart" button on your homepage in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

  1. Access Webflow Editor: Open your Webflow site in the Designer and click on the "Editor" button at the top right corner of the page.

  2. Select the homepage: In the Editor, navigate to the homepage of your site by clicking on it in the page hierarchy panel on the left side of the screen.

  3. Add a button element: Drag and drop a button element from the Add Panel onto your homepage canvas.

  4. Customize the button: With the button selected, go to the Style Panel on the right side of the screen and modify its appearance to match your desired style.

  5. Add interaction: Click on the Add Interaction button (located in the Interactions Panel) and choose the desired interaction for your "Add to Cart" button. For example, you can select the "Click" trigger and add a new action to show a cart modal when clicked.

  6. Connect the button to your e-commerce platform: To make the "Add to Cart" button functional, you need to integrate it with your chosen e-commerce platform. Webflow natively supports integration with various e-commerce platforms, such as Shopify, FoxyCart, and Ecwid. Follow the specific instructions provided by your selected e-commerce platform to connect the button to the shopping cart functionality.

To change the homepage to a product page in Webflow, you can take the following steps:

  1. Design your product page: Create a new page in the Designer, and design it to serve as your product page. Include all the necessary elements to display product information, such as images, descriptions, pricing, and an "Add to Cart" button.

  2. Set the product page as the homepage: Once you're satisfied with the design of your product page, go to the Pages Panel on the left side of the Designer and hover over the page thumbnail you want to set as the new homepage. Click on the three dots that appear and select "Set as Home" from the dropdown menu. This will make the selected product page the new homepage.

  3. Update navigation links: If you have any navigation links that previously pointed to the old homepage, you'll need to update them to reflect the new homepage. You can do this by editing the navigation element in the Designer and updating the link destination.

By following these steps, you can easily add an "Add to Cart" button on your Webflow homepage and change the homepage to a product page.

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