
Don'ts for a Jewelry Page:

Poor Image Quality: Avoid using low-resolution or blurry images that do not accurately represent the jewelry's craftsmanship and beauty.
Cluttered Layout: Do not overcrowd the page with too many jewelry items or excessive text. Maintain a clean and visually appealing layout that highlights the individual pieces.
Lack of Contact Information: Do not forget to provide clear contact information, including email, phone number, and physical address, so customers can easily reach out for inquiries or support.
Complex Checkout Process: Minimize the number of steps and form fields during the checkout process to reduce friction and enhance the overall user experience.
Limited Payment Options: Avoid limiting payment options to only a few methods. Provide a variety of secure and popular payment gateways to accommodate different customer preferences.
