Void Theme

In Void, the Password Page is no longer just a gateway — it becomes a pre-drop staging area built to collect attention, not just block access.

You can enable a Join Waitlist form with First Name, Last Name, and Email fields, turning every visit into a potential subscriber before the launch even happens.

On the left side, a dedicated About Us panel introduces your brand story, mindset, or drop philosophy — it feels less like a lock screen and more like a preview into your world.

The background supports custom video or image, letting you set a tone that feels closer to a fashion campaign than a typical Shopify waiting page.

Social icons for Instagram, Discord, TikTok or WhatsApp are placed with intention, acting not just as links, but as entrance routes into your brand ecosystem.

Void doesn't simply hide your store.

It builds tension, collects your audience, and sets the cultural tone before a single page loads.

With Void, the Enter Page stops feeling like a simple welcome screen and turns into a brand entry experience designed to feel intentional, controlled, and editorial.

You’re not just choosing a background — you’re setting the atmosphere of your entire brand universe from the very first second.

Void keeps the custom background system from Neo, but pushes it further with full control over visibility. You can disable the Enter Page entirely for direct-access drops or enable it when you want a campaign-style introduction before the store opens.

The layout introduces a clean UI structure that feels closer to an online showroom: centered logo, refined spacing, icon-based social footer, and precise typography alignment to keep everything looking like part of a designed system — not a template.

In addition to visuals, Void allows you to inject narrative — presenting your brand with a cleaner language and controlled motion, making the entry feel more like stepping into a curated space.

Every piece of the page — from the spacing to the hover effects — is made to feel less like a theme and more like a digital entrance to your label.

Void gives you the ability to decide whether your brand appears instantly or enters with intention.

In Void, the Collection Page evolves from a clean product grid into a curated browsing environment, built to feel closer to a lookbook archive than a standard ecommerce layout.

Speed and clarity remain a priority, but the experience shifts toward editorial presentation, where every product tile feels like part of a visual system rather than a simple card.

You can enable collection filters styled as clean UI tags, allowing shoppers to switch between curated product groups with a single click — Drop 01, Essentials, Seasonal, Limited, or any custom label you define. This transforms navigation into a brand-coded sorting system, not a default Shopify filter.

Void keeps all animation and glow options from Neo but adds hide sold out products toggle, giving you full control over visibility depending on your drop strategy. When enabled, sold out items disappear instantly, keeping the page focused only on what’s active — perfect for brands that move like limited releases.

Each product card can be paired with a precise hover reveal or minimalist always-visible layout, allowing you to decide whether your grid should communicate like a catalog or like a visual gallery with controlled disclosure.

Backgrounds support image, gradient, solid color, or video, but in Void the focus is on how those backgrounds interact with spacing, motion, and product hierarchy — everything is designed to feel intentional.

Void doesn’t just organize products.

It frames them — like pieces in a digital collection wall, ready to drop.

The product page in Void is built to feel less like a product sheet and more like a digital showcase piece, designed with the same energy as a fashion campaign page.

Color swatches appear as clean, minimal selectors — no borders, no clutter, just pure visual styling that matches your branding.

Animations stay subtle and intentional, with smooth hover reveals and transitions that feel crafted rather than animated for the sake of motion.

When users click a product image, the full-screen zoom mode with chevron sliders takes over, allowing them to navigate through photos like they’re viewing campaign assets — not default Shopify media.

The Size Chart Popup, available in both CM and Inch, opens in a focused modal with clean layout spacing, keeping the aesthetic sharp and informative.

Under the details, you can display Trusted Badges styled as minimal icon markers — Free Shipping, Secure Checkout, Returns — all designed to feel like part of your identity, not generic trust icons.

A Back to Collections button is placed with intention, guiding users back with a clean editorial-style link rather than a standard Shopify breadcrumb.

Below the Add to Cart button, payment method logos appear as a slim, understated strip — subtle, premium, and discreetly reinforcing confidence without breaking the visual flow.

Even the Add to Cart button itself adapts — showing the price directly inside the button, turning the action into a single confident decision instead of a two-step interaction.

Every element on the VOID product page serves one purpose — to present your product like a release, not a listing.

The Lookbook in Void is built like a digital editorial wall, not just a gallery.

Instead of scrolling through static images, users step into a curated visual archive, where every photo feels part of a story — drop-focused, seasonal, or campaign-based.

With filter tabs styled like clean collection labels (Drop 01, Summer Release, Essentials, Archive Mode), visitors can switch between categories instantly without reloading the page. This makes the Lookbook feel more like navigating a fashion publication than browsing a theme section.

Images sit inside precise spacing with hover motion and subtle loading transitions, giving each visual breathing room like a print layout. When clicked, visuals can expand into a clean full-view mode, allowing users to explore imagery in detail — turning your Lookbook into a visual conversation, not a static gallery.

The Lookbook in Void isn’t just a media block — it’s a brand statement, built to showcase not just products, but identity, mood, and aesthetic direction.

Void introduces a dedicated Track Order page that transforms a standard tracking lookup into a branded post-purchase experience. Instead of redirecting customers to external links or generic carrier pages, they stay inside your visual universe while checking their order status.

The layout is clean and minimal — a single input field with refined spacing and branded typography, allowing users to enter their order number and receive instant tracking details. Every element is styled to match your store aesthetic, making the tracking process feel like an extension of your brand rather than a utility page.

By keeping customers inside your design system even after purchase, the Track Order page turns logistics into part of the brand journey, not the end of it.