A way to add a row of swatches to each starter‑pack page — so customers can hop from Ocean Sea Salt to Tomato to Citronella in one tap, while every pack keeps its own page for Google & AI search.
Each pack already lives on its own page. We're adding the easy way to move between them.
Size switches in place. The swatch row jumps to another pack's own page — made to feel instant.
↑ Visual mockup. The current pack is highlighted; tapping another swatch opens that pack's own page.
Start with starter packs as the pilot. The same setup later extends to any other line.
| Each starter pack | Its own Shopify product / page (Ocean Sea Salt, Tomato, Citronella…) |
| Size (Petite / Standard / Grand) | A normal variant dropdown inside each pack — switches in place |
| The “family” | All starter packs grouped together (via a collection + a simple link field) |
| The switcher | A lightweight swatch row Kova builds into the product page |
A mix of quick Shopify‑admin setup (anyone on the team can do) and the switcher itself (built by Kova).
All reach the same outcome. We recommend the custom build above, but here are the alternatives.
Mostly point‑and‑click, works on your plan. Trade‑offs: a monthly fee, another app to maintain, and we'd verify each pack stays its own indexable page.
Your theme (Palo Alto) supports a siblings feature in newer versions, but it isn't present in your current customized theme. A developer could graft it in.
The newest Palo Alto includes siblings out of the box — but your theme is heavily customized, so those customizations would need re‑applying. Bigger project for one feature.
Shopify's own built‑in version does exactly this, but it's restricted to the Plus / Enterprise plan — not available on Pott's current plan.
Either way, we build on a preview theme and start with starter packs as the pilot.
We handle the whole thing end‑to‑end. We'll just need the pack list and swatch thumbnails from you.
Prefer the app, the theme‑native section, or a theme update? Tell us which and we'll scope it.