Unico Shopify App Store Screenshot Design
Budget / Salary₹600–1,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
Hey, I need you to design the Shopify App Store listing screenshots for Unico, right now it is really buggy looking UI - https://apps.shopify.com/aco-commerce.
We can have up to 8 screenshots.
The main purpose of these images is to explain Unico visually to a Shopify merchant. A merchant should be able to look at the image for a few seconds and understand what Unico actually does and why it is useful.
The brand line is:
“Customize user experience using AI”
Unico uses AI to understand the shopper and then change what the shopper sees, searches for, gets recommended, or is offered.
I don't want the screenshots to just show an Unico dashboard with charts and settings.
I want them to show the actual customer experience on an ecommerce store.
For example, if we say “Personalize the storefront”, I don't want a graphic simply saying “Personalized Storefront”.
I want to actually show a storefront where the products/content shown to one shopper are different from what another shopper would see.
So the designer should think visually:
What does the shopper see? What changes? Why is that useful to the merchant?
Screenshot 1:
“Customize user experience using AI”
Create a beautiful ecommerce storefront as the main visual.
Show something like a fashion store.
The important part is that the storefront should clearly look like it is being personalized.
For example, show a shopper who has previously interacted with sneakers.
The storefront could therefore show:
* Sneakers prominently
* “Recommended for you”
* Similar products
* Recently viewed products
* A relevant offer
On the side or subtly in the visual, show another version of the same storefront for a different shopper.
That second shopper could see:
* Dresses
* Accessories
* Different recommendations
* A different offer
The point should be visually obvious:
Same store → different shopper → different experience.
This is the main idea behind Unico.
Screenshot 2:
“Move dead inventory”
Show an ecommerce merchant with products that are not selling / sitting in inventory.
Then show Unico helping surface those products to shoppers who are more likely to be interested in them.
For example:
A fashion store has a jacket that isn't selling.
Instead of showing the same popular products to everyone, Unico identifies a shopper who has shown interest in winter clothing.
That shopper's storefront now prominently shows the jacket.
Visually show:
Product sitting unnoticed → AI identifies relevant shopper → product gets surfaced → shopper sees it.
The merchant should understand that Unico can help get the right products in front of the right customers instead of letting inventory sit unnoticed.
Screenshot 3:
“Convert more shoppers”
Show a realistic product/storefront page.
Imagine a shopper has been browsing running shoes.
Instead of showing a generic homepage, show Unico changing the experience around that shopper.
For example:
* Running shoes become more prominent
* Relevant recommendations appear
* A relevant collection is highlighted
* Complementary products are shown
* Messaging reflects what the shopper appears to be looking for
The visual should make the difference between a generic store experience and an experience tailored to this shopper very obvious.
The goal is to communicate:
Don't make every shopper figure out your store. Let the store respond to the shopper.
Screenshot 4:
“AI-powered Search”
Show a realistic ecommerce search bar.
Instead of a simple keyword such as “black shoes”, show a shopper typing something like:
“I need something comfortable to wear for a rainy day.”
Then show Unico understanding the request and returning relevant products.
The results should not look like a normal keyword search.
For example, the results could include:
* Waterproof shoes
* Rain jackets
* Weather-resistant products
* Relevant accessories
The important visual story is:
Shopper expresses an intention → AI understands the intention → relevant products appear.
Make the search experience look like a real, polished ecommerce website.
Screenshot 5:
“Personalized Discounts”
Show two or three different shoppers.
This is important: do not show the same discount being given to everyone.
For example:
Shopper A:
Already highly likely to purchase → no discount
Shopper B:
Interested but hesitant → 10% offer
Shopper C:
Has abandoned the purchase → 15% offer
The exact percentages can be dummy values.
The visual should communicate that Unico can decide when an incentive is actually needed, rather than giving every customer the same discount.
The merchant takeaway should be:
Stop giving discounts to customers who would have bought anyway.
Screenshot 6:
“Increase your AOV”
Show a realistic product page.
A shopper is looking at a product.
Then show Unico recommending products that make sense together.
For example:
Shopper is looking at:
Running Shoes
Unico shows:
Running Socks + Running Shorts + Water Bottle
Or show a bundle:
Complete Running Kit
The recommendations should look intelligent and relevant, not like random products.
The visual should communicate:
One product viewed → relevant products suggested → larger basket.
Include things like “Complete the look”, “Frequently bought together”, “You may also like”, or a bundle, but keep the UI realistic and premium.
Screenshot 7:
“Retain more customers”
Show that Unico doesn't stop working when the shopper leaves the storefront.
Create a visual journey:
Storefront → Email → SMS → Customer returns
For example:
A shopper purchases a skincare product.
Later, Unico can help send a relevant message based on that customer's previous activity.
Show a realistic email or SMS notification containing relevant products.
The important thing is to show that the customer isn't receiving a completely generic message.
Instead:
The store remembers what the customer has interacted with and continues the experience.
This should visually communicate retention and repeat purchases.
Screenshot 8:
“One AI layer across your commerce”
This should be the biggest vision screenshot after the hero.
Create a central visual representing:
UNICO
Around it, show the different places where Unico can personalize the customer experience:
* Storefront
* Search
* Recommendations
* Discounts
* Upsell
* Cross-sell
* Bundles
* Email
* SMS
* Meta Ads
For example, the center could be Unico/AI, with different customer touchpoints connected around it.
But don't make it look like a technical architecture diagram.
It should feel like a premium visual representation of the future of commerce.
The message is:
Unico isn't just a recommendation widget. It is becoming an intelligence layer that can personalize the entire customer journey.
Please look at these Shopify App Store listings for reference:
https://apps.shopify.com/smile-io
https://apps.shopify.com/omnisend
https://apps.shopify.com/judgeme
I like how these listings use their images to explain the product, rather than simply showing screenshots of the backend.
Please study how they structure each image, how much text they use, typography, product UI mockups, image composition, and how the images work together as a gallery.
Please don't copy their designs. They are references for the quality and presentation.
These should look like Shopify App Store marketing screenshots.
They should not look like technical documentation, dashboard screenshots, generic SaaS templates, random AI illustrations, stock photos, or simple Canva graphics.
I want realistic ecommerce interfaces and product experiences.
Use dummy products, dummy brands, dummy customer names, etc. where necessary.
The UI doesn't have to be our exact final product UI. The purpose is to show what Unico can do for the merchant/customer.
Please do not design all 8 immediately.
First create ONE complete dummy screenshot based on Screenshot #1:
“Customize user experience using AI”
Send that one screenshot back to me first.
I want to review whether we like the overall visual style, quality, typography, ecommerce UI, product mockups, composition, use of text, and premium/cinematic feel.
Once we agree on the direction, we can use that visual language to create the remaining 7 screenshots.
The final goal is for all 8 images to feel like they were designed as one cohesive Unico Shopify App Store gallery.
We can have up to 8 screenshots.
The main purpose of these images is to explain Unico visually to a Shopify merchant. A merchant should be able to look at the image for a few seconds and understand what Unico actually does and why it is useful.
The brand line is:
“Customize user experience using AI”
Unico uses AI to understand the shopper and then change what the shopper sees, searches for, gets recommended, or is offered.
I don't want the screenshots to just show an Unico dashboard with charts and settings.
I want them to show the actual customer experience on an ecommerce store.
For example, if we say “Personalize the storefront”, I don't want a graphic simply saying “Personalized Storefront”.
I want to actually show a storefront where the products/content shown to one shopper are different from what another shopper would see.
So the designer should think visually:
What does the shopper see? What changes? Why is that useful to the merchant?
Screenshot 1:
“Customize user experience using AI”
Create a beautiful ecommerce storefront as the main visual.
Show something like a fashion store.
The important part is that the storefront should clearly look like it is being personalized.
For example, show a shopper who has previously interacted with sneakers.
The storefront could therefore show:
* Sneakers prominently
* “Recommended for you”
* Similar products
* Recently viewed products
* A relevant offer
On the side or subtly in the visual, show another version of the same storefront for a different shopper.
That second shopper could see:
* Dresses
* Accessories
* Different recommendations
* A different offer
The point should be visually obvious:
Same store → different shopper → different experience.
This is the main idea behind Unico.
Screenshot 2:
“Move dead inventory”
Show an ecommerce merchant with products that are not selling / sitting in inventory.
Then show Unico helping surface those products to shoppers who are more likely to be interested in them.
For example:
A fashion store has a jacket that isn't selling.
Instead of showing the same popular products to everyone, Unico identifies a shopper who has shown interest in winter clothing.
That shopper's storefront now prominently shows the jacket.
Visually show:
Product sitting unnoticed → AI identifies relevant shopper → product gets surfaced → shopper sees it.
The merchant should understand that Unico can help get the right products in front of the right customers instead of letting inventory sit unnoticed.
Screenshot 3:
“Convert more shoppers”
Show a realistic product/storefront page.
Imagine a shopper has been browsing running shoes.
Instead of showing a generic homepage, show Unico changing the experience around that shopper.
For example:
* Running shoes become more prominent
* Relevant recommendations appear
* A relevant collection is highlighted
* Complementary products are shown
* Messaging reflects what the shopper appears to be looking for
The visual should make the difference between a generic store experience and an experience tailored to this shopper very obvious.
The goal is to communicate:
Don't make every shopper figure out your store. Let the store respond to the shopper.
Screenshot 4:
“AI-powered Search”
Show a realistic ecommerce search bar.
Instead of a simple keyword such as “black shoes”, show a shopper typing something like:
“I need something comfortable to wear for a rainy day.”
Then show Unico understanding the request and returning relevant products.
The results should not look like a normal keyword search.
For example, the results could include:
* Waterproof shoes
* Rain jackets
* Weather-resistant products
* Relevant accessories
The important visual story is:
Shopper expresses an intention → AI understands the intention → relevant products appear.
Make the search experience look like a real, polished ecommerce website.
Screenshot 5:
“Personalized Discounts”
Show two or three different shoppers.
This is important: do not show the same discount being given to everyone.
For example:
Shopper A:
Already highly likely to purchase → no discount
Shopper B:
Interested but hesitant → 10% offer
Shopper C:
Has abandoned the purchase → 15% offer
The exact percentages can be dummy values.
The visual should communicate that Unico can decide when an incentive is actually needed, rather than giving every customer the same discount.
The merchant takeaway should be:
Stop giving discounts to customers who would have bought anyway.
Screenshot 6:
“Increase your AOV”
Show a realistic product page.
A shopper is looking at a product.
Then show Unico recommending products that make sense together.
For example:
Shopper is looking at:
Running Shoes
Unico shows:
Running Socks + Running Shorts + Water Bottle
Or show a bundle:
Complete Running Kit
The recommendations should look intelligent and relevant, not like random products.
The visual should communicate:
One product viewed → relevant products suggested → larger basket.
Include things like “Complete the look”, “Frequently bought together”, “You may also like”, or a bundle, but keep the UI realistic and premium.
Screenshot 7:
“Retain more customers”
Show that Unico doesn't stop working when the shopper leaves the storefront.
Create a visual journey:
Storefront → Email → SMS → Customer returns
For example:
A shopper purchases a skincare product.
Later, Unico can help send a relevant message based on that customer's previous activity.
Show a realistic email or SMS notification containing relevant products.
The important thing is to show that the customer isn't receiving a completely generic message.
Instead:
The store remembers what the customer has interacted with and continues the experience.
This should visually communicate retention and repeat purchases.
Screenshot 8:
“One AI layer across your commerce”
This should be the biggest vision screenshot after the hero.
Create a central visual representing:
UNICO
Around it, show the different places where Unico can personalize the customer experience:
* Storefront
* Search
* Recommendations
* Discounts
* Upsell
* Cross-sell
* Bundles
* SMS
* Meta Ads
For example, the center could be Unico/AI, with different customer touchpoints connected around it.
But don't make it look like a technical architecture diagram.
It should feel like a premium visual representation of the future of commerce.
The message is:
Unico isn't just a recommendation widget. It is becoming an intelligence layer that can personalize the entire customer journey.
Please look at these Shopify App Store listings for reference:
https://apps.shopify.com/smile-io
https://apps.shopify.com/omnisend
https://apps.shopify.com/judgeme
I like how these listings use their images to explain the product, rather than simply showing screenshots of the backend.
Please study how they structure each image, how much text they use, typography, product UI mockups, image composition, and how the images work together as a gallery.
Please don't copy their designs. They are references for the quality and presentation.
These should look like Shopify App Store marketing screenshots.
They should not look like technical documentation, dashboard screenshots, generic SaaS templates, random AI illustrations, stock photos, or simple Canva graphics.
I want realistic ecommerce interfaces and product experiences.
Use dummy products, dummy brands, dummy customer names, etc. where necessary.
The UI doesn't have to be our exact final product UI. The purpose is to show what Unico can do for the merchant/customer.
Please do not design all 8 immediately.
First create ONE complete dummy screenshot based on Screenshot #1:
“Customize user experience using AI”
Send that one screenshot back to me first.
I want to review whether we like the overall visual style, quality, typography, ecommerce UI, product mockups, composition, use of text, and premium/cinematic feel.
Once we agree on the direction, we can use that visual language to create the remaining 7 screenshots.
The final goal is for all 8 images to feel like they were designed as one cohesive Unico Shopify App Store gallery.
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