RevShift Media · Concept Review · August 2026

MASKA

Theme concept renders — Stretch base · three strategic takes per page · one interactive cart. Concept review copy — nothing here is live on the Maska store.
Stretch · section native theme section — configured, not coded Custom · mk-name custom-built section (RevShift scope) Every render has a Dev notes toggle (bottom-left) — it starts OFF for the clean view; flip it ON to see the native-vs-custom scope chips.
How to read these: each page answers the same conversion problem three ways — Take One leads with brand desire, Take Two with decision speed, and Take Three ("Quiet Conversion") blends them: Take Two's decision skeleton in Take One's skin, one conversion device per scroll depth, trust that whispers. All prices, products, variant availability, and images are pulled live from maskamode.com (nothing invented). Grey HF · TO PRODUCE panels mark imagery we'll generate with Higgsfield after direction approval. Tier values in the cart are working assumptions for Maska to set.
01

Homepage — from 3 sections to a storefront

The live homepage is hero → four products → footer. All three takes rebuild it as a full merchandising surface; they differ on what earns the first scroll.

Take One

La Maison

The editorial Italian house — provenance, the Edits, rentals-as-service. Converts by making Maska feel worth full price.

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Take Two

The Runway Grid

The conversion machine — categories above the fold, quick-add, every scroll depth has a click path. Converts by speed to product.

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Take Three

Quiet Conversion

The blend — Runway Grid's click paths in La Maison's whitespace, one device per scroll, hairline trust row. Converts without raising its voice.

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02

Product page — from one photo to a decision

Built on the real Embroidered Chain Shirt — $325, genuinely full price, live variant matrix in two colours with real sold-out sizes that every take turns into back-in-stock capture instead of dead ends. The full-price hero makes the returns policy a selling point.

Take One

L'Atelier

Fit confidence — fabric & fit panel, rent-vs-buy, boutique try-on, returns stated plainly. Converts by removing fear.

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Take Two

The Decision Engine

The ad lander — everything needed to buy visible without scrolling, sticky add-to-cart, objections answered inline. Converts by momentum.

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Take Three

Quiet Conversion

Decision-complete above the fold with zero noise — no badges, real photography only, trust in one hairline row under the button.

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03

Collection — from grid to guided shop

All three takes give collections what they're missing today — a headline, copy, and a reason to keep scrolling — then split on curation, utility, or the quiet middle path.

Take One

The Edit

The curated boutique — editorial header, hover-to-model-shot cards, styled interludes. Converts by taste.

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Take Two

The Product Wall

The filter-first shop — size-in-stock filtering, quick-add on card, density control. Converts by removing friction.

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Take Three

Quiet Conversion

The generous wall — three-up grid, filters cut to what matters, quick-add only on hover, one rentals moment. Converts by breathing room.

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04

Cart — the Maska Wardrobe

One interactive concept: a three-tier reward ladder (free shipping → gift → VIP styling + rental credit) with live progress math. Use the reviewer controls to play the full unlock arc — including landing on the exact tier boundary.

Interactive Concept

The Maska Wardrobe

Gamified drawer — tier unlocks, gap-aware nudges that suggest a real product, gift line at $0.00, protection flipped to opt-in.

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