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GeekCorner

Hungary's first custom-designed Mystery Box + geek webshop · conversion rate jumped.

We replaced a Hungarian mystery-box and geek brand's boilerplate ShopRenter shop with a custom, animated, modern design. For this niche in Hungary it was the first truly leading-edge shop · and the conversion rate jumped.

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CASE STUDY · 2025

Template ShopRenter on Monday. Built a custom premium webshop in five days. Faster, mobile-first, more orders from week one.

GeekCorner came in with a Mystery Box brand running on a stock ShopRenter template. We swapped the storefront for a custom, animated, mobile-first design, the same checkout, the same product feed, a completely different visual register. Conversion measurably lifted in the first week of live traffic.

DELIVERY·1 SPRINTSTACK·ShopRenter · Vanilla CSS · Vanilla JSHOSTED·geekcorner.huBRAND·Mystery Box · geek niche
Müller Márk

Redesigned the GeekCorner webshop from scratch · custom design, animated, mobile-first. Measurable conversion lift within the first week. Clean communication, delivered on time.

Müller Márk·Managing Director · GeekCorner
Conversion lift
1Sprint to live
100%Custom · zero theme
1stOf-its-kind in HU niche

What's on screen

Frame breakdown
GeekCorner · webshop redesign
  • 01User surface

    The whole experience the user sees

    This frame shows the live product: hungary's first custom-designed mystery box + geek webshop · conversion rate jumped. Every component is ours · scope, design, code, deploy.

  • 02Stack behind the screen

    What's powering it: ShopRenter, Vanilla CSS, Vanilla JS

    3 stack components run behind this frame · ShopRenter, Vanilla CSS, Vanilla JS drive the visible UI; the rest sit in the data layer. All studio-owned.

  • 03What we shipped

    Custom ShopRenter build (not a template)

    The brand looks the way it behaves · premium

  • 04Status

    Live · geekcorner.hu.

    This isn't a demo · real traffic flows through it, with monitoring + weekly fixes attached.

How it shipped

Timeline
  • 01 · BRIEF

    Audit of the live ShopRenter template.

    Walked the live shop with the founder, mapped the seven highest-friction surfaces (hero, mystery-box reveal, product card, cart, checkout, mobile nav, post-purchase). No spec doc · screenshots + voice notes.

  • 02 · BRAND

    Type, palette, motion language.

    Display serif for the hero claim, mono for SKU strings, two-tone purple/black palette. Motion language: card-flip on hover, micro-haptics on add-to-cart, no theatrical hero animation that would block the LCP.

  • 03 · ARCHITECTURE

    Plain CSS / JS so the next maintainer is unblocked.

    Decision document: no framework, no build pipeline beyond minification, no asset bundler. The storefront is a folder of files the in-house team can read on day one. ShopRenter's product feed and checkout stay untouched · we ship a frontend, not a re-platform.

  • 04 · BUILD

    Storefront, motion, mobile-first across two sprints.

    Sprint 1: hero, product grid, product detail, cart drawer · all responsive, container-queried per component. Sprint 2: card-flip hover, add-to-cart micro-haptics, post-purchase upsell. PSI 95+ on mobile through both sprints.

  • 05 · POLISH

    SEO, structured data, analytics wired up.

    Product / Organization / WebSite JSON-LD, dynamic 1200×630 OG, canonical URLs. GA4 + Plausible cover conversion, add-to-cart, scroll-depth, cart-abandon · the launch ships with measurement, not a follow-up project to add it.

  • 06 · SHIP

    Live, with conversion measured from day 1.

    Cut over on a Friday, the editorial team continued in the ShopRenter UI for new copy. Conversion lift visible inside the first week · no theatre, no 'soft launch' · just the number going up.

What shipped

06
  • 01Storefront

    Custom storefront on top of ShopRenter

    Plain HTML/CSS/JS · the underlying product feed and checkout from ShopRenter, untouched. No framework lock-in for the next maintainer.

  • 02Motion

    Card-flip hover + add-to-cart micro-haptics

    60fps motion on commodity hardware · no LCP-blocking hero animation · prefers-reduced-motion respected.

  • 03Mobile

    Mobile-first that doesn't look like 'mobile-friendly desktop'

    Container queries on every component · portrait stacks features, hides redundant prose, retunes spacing. PSI 95+ on mobile.

  • 04SEO

    Structured data + canonical + OG image

    Product / Organization / WebSite JSON-LD, dynamically generated 1200×630 OG, canonical URLs · the SERP card fits.

  • 05Analytics

    GA4 + Plausible · cart-abandon funnel from day 1

    Conversion + add-to-cart + scroll-depth + cart-abandon all wired before the cut-over · no 'measure later' debt.

  • 06Handover

    Editable by the team · no developer for new copy

    All hero copy + product blurbs editable inside ShopRenter · no Markdown round-trip, no PR for a typo.

From the video

Frame by frame
  • GeekCorner hero with Venom + Kirby figures over a glowing mystery-box composition
    01Frame

    Hero · the mystery-box statement

    Single bilingual claim, characters lit from behind, two CTAs · the brand reads premium in 3 seconds, no slider, no template smell.

  • News strip with three article cards (Anime, MondoCon, Mystery Box)
    02Frame

    News strip · brand momentum

    Three-card news section signals the shop is alive · curated content cards (anime drops, conventions, new mystery boxes) instead of a static blog.

  • Anime Mysterybox XS product detail page with price, rating, ETA, loyalty points
    03Frame

    Product detail · all the buying-signal cells in one frame

    Price, ETA, loyalty points, manufacturer, wishlist, qty, add-to-cart · everything a buyer needs to commit, on a single screen, no tab dance.

  • Mega-menu open with category links and country flags
    04Frame

    Mega-menu · categories + 7-locale flag bar

    Category headers (Mystery Box, Anime, Film, Gamer, Comic Heroes) cluster against a 7-flag locale strip · the shop ships across the region without a sub-domain split.

See the live work behind this case studygeekcorner.hu
2025YEAR
01SERVICES
03TECHNOLOGIES
LIVESTATUS

THE PROBLEM

  • Customers bounce from template shops in 3 seconds
  • The brand's value didn't show visually
  • Repeat buyers weren't becoming a community

WHAT THE CLIENT GOT

  • The brand looks the way it behaves · premium
  • More visitors turn into buyers
  • Nothing else in the niche looks like it

WHAT WE DELIVERED

  • +Custom ShopRenter build (not a template)
  • +Animated shop that looks great on mobile too
  • +First design of its kind in the Hungarian niche
  • +Measurable lift in conversion

STACK

  • ShopRenter
  • Vanilla CSS
  • Vanilla JS
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