E-Commerce reassessment: Further development of Webiste Homepage

 I have made the following changes to the website:

I have changed the homepage by replacing the cover photo with a new picture. I have also removed the favorites videos and replaced them with the pictures and removed the gallery section from the website. 









I made changes to the footer as well by removing the personal contact information and added more information on the favorite products on the homepage. 


Below is the screenshot of the About Us page after adding two new pictures and commentary that explains what the story is for the business and its handmade products.



The contact form has been changed and all the personal information was removed.



I have also edited the shipping and returns policy page and added the commentary to suit the business and customers.



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  1. Carrie MansfieldNovember 9, 2021 at 1:51 AM

    Please add a bit more commentary here to say what you've changed and why.

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