For online stores
Redesign the top of the funnel freely; treat the checkout as a controlled change. The order you do these in matters more than the design itself.
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Ecommerce is the one category where a redesign can directly and immediately cost money. That doesn't argue against redesigning — it argues for doing it in a particular order.
Homepage, category and collection pages, content pages. These shape whether someone starts shopping and rarely break an order if something is slightly off.
They're also where dated design does most damage, because they're where a first-time visitor decides whether the store looks trustworthy. Best return, lowest exposure.
Product pages convert, and they're constrained by data — variant selectors, stock states, price displays, review widgets all pull from your platform.
A generated design informs them, but implementation is template work rather than pasted markup, and it needs testing against real variants including the awkward ones: out of stock, single-variant, very long titles.
Cart and checkout are where a redesign can lose revenue between deploy and detection. On hosted platforms they're often restricted anyway, which is usually a mercy.
If you do change them, change one thing at a time and measure. This is not the place for a wholesale redesign, however dated it looks.
Redesign a collection page first, watch the numbers for a week, then decide about product pages.
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