At Threekit, our mission is fairly simple – we empower companies and businesses to bring their products to life in configurable 3D, photorealistic 2D, and augmented reality (AR). We are committed to providing users with the most helpful and immersive online product experience imaginable so that they can buy more of what they want.

As Gen Zers enter the workforce and build their spending power, eCommerce companies must adopt a digital-first mindset if they want to reach this key demographic.

There are no second thoughts regarding how we are ruled by what we are able to see. Visual experiences guide every decision and judgment we make. In fact, statistics suggest that 90% of everything that we process is visual. Moreover, people tend to respond faster to visuals than text.

In the era of COVID-19, photo shoots are canceled and retailers are searching for remote alternatives to in-studio production.

For the past several years, it was clear that e-commerce was the inevitable destination for every brand that sells anything online. However, the events of the past few months have accelerated the pace of e-commerce adoption for businesses in every industry.

 For this post, we’re “breaking the fourth wall” to write candidly about what we’re hearing directly from customers and prospects during the past several weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Our Virtual Shopping Index is our ongoing effort to monitor the COVID-19 crisis and its impact on commerce.

Images play a huge role in the success of an eCommerce website. They can impact conversion rates, return rates, and even the number of people who actually see your merchandise. Obviously, with so much at stake, it’s important to get your eCommerce images exactly right – which means you have to master not just product photography but also planning and some post-shoot optimization. Here, we lay out a can’t-lose strategy to ensure your eCommerce images are up to the task of boosting your conversion rate, lowering your return rate, and improving the overall experience of customers who visit your site.

It’s hard to overstate the importance of visual content on an eCommerce website. It feels like “product imagery” includes more advanced formats like video, interactive 3D and augmented reality and has to do the work that was once done by physical products themselves: helping shoppers make a decision about whether or not to buy what you’re selling.