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17/09/2026

AI won’t replace ecommerce experts.
But experts using AI with real context will replace those who don’t.

We don’t use AI because it’s trending or to delegate what shouldn’t be delegated.

We use it to:
→ Process user research and analytics faster
→ Spot behavioral patterns across large datasets
→ Turn insights into UX hypotheses with zero lag

But raw data and AI output are meaningless without domain expertise.

Every test, every audit and every design decision still goes through experienced ecommerce, CRO and UX eyes.

Human judgement leads. AI helps us move faster.

How are you leveraging AI in your brand’s growth stack? Drop your thoughts below 👇

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What if Uxtivity was a dictionary word?Not an agency name. Not a service list. More like a way of thinking about ecommer...
10/09/2026

What if Uxtivity was a dictionary word?

Not an agency name. Not a service list. More like a way of thinking about ecommerce growth.

For us, it means replacing opinions with customer knowledge, data and UX. It means measuring design, content and technology by what they actually help people do: buy, return and trust more easily. And it means building a type of partnership where research, strategy, testing and implementation are connected - not scattered across disconnected tasks.

In short: less guessing, more value creation.

Free ecommerce resources for founders who want more than generic advice.We’ve created a set of free resources to help yo...
07/09/2026

Free ecommerce resources for founders who want more than generic advice.

We’ve created a set of free resources to help you understand what actually improves conversion - based on UX research, real ecommerce experience, and data-driven insights.

Inside, you’ll find:
→ practical articles on ecommerce, UX, CRO, strategy, and growth
→ Coffee with Ecommerce - conversations and insights for founders who prefer data over guesswor
→ a free ebook with 14 data-driven ecommerce insights you can apply to your store

If you’re looking for a smarter way to improve your online store, start here.

🟠 Read the blog: https://uxtivity.com/blog/
🟠 Download the ebook: https://uxtivity.com/free-ebook-for-ecommerce/

Free to read. Free to download. Built to help you grow.

Ecommerce growth rarely breaks in one obvious place.It usually leaks through many small steps.📍 A homepage that doesn’t ...
13/08/2026

Ecommerce growth rarely breaks in one obvious place.

It usually leaks through many small steps.
📍 A homepage that doesn’t explain the offer fast enough.
📍 A navigation that makes people work too hard.
📍 A product page that answers 80% of the questions, but misses the one that actually blocks the purchase.
📍 A delivery message that appears too late.
📍 A checkout form that asks for too much.
📍 A return policy that technically exists, but doesn’t build trust.

Individually, each of these things may look small. But ecommerce performance is not addition. It’s multiplication.

If every step in the journey performs at 90%, you don’t end up with 90% performance overall. You end up with every weak step multiplying the next one down.

That’s why conversion optimization is not about changing button colors or chasing random “best practices.”

It’s about understanding the buying journey as a system:
→ what makes people stay
→ what helps them find the right product
→ what gives them confidence
→ what reduces effort
→ what removes hesitation
→ what makes the next step feel obvious

The question is not only: “How do we get more traffic?”
The better question is: “Where are we making it harder for existing traffic to become revenue?”

Because your store is already telling you where the problem is:
- in the drop-offs,
- in the skipped steps,
- in the abandoned carts,
- in the questions customers keep asking,
- in the products people view but don’t add,
- in the checkout they start but don’t finish

Growth starts when you stop treating the store like a page and start treating it like a sequence of decisions.

Each step can help the sale. Or quietly hurt it.

Ecommerce performance is pure multiplication.  If one step underperforms, the whole equation drops toward zero.And this ...
10/08/2026

Ecommerce performance is pure multiplication.
If one step underperforms, the whole equation drops toward zero.

And this is one of the most important things to understand about selling online.
Because ecommerce rarely breaks in just one place.

More often, it looks like this:
→ You have traffic, but the first screen doesn’t hold attention.
→ You have a good product, but the product page doesn’t answer real objections.
→ You have customers with purchase intent, but the cart doesn’t clearly guide them forward.
→ You have a checkout, but the form requires too much effort.

Each of these may seem like a “small problem.” But in ecommerce, small problems don’t simply add up. They multiply. That’s why increasing your ad budget doesn’t always solve the problem.

Sometimes, it only sends more people faster to the exact same point where they drop off.

If you want to improve sales, you first need to see the entire process:
✅ first touchpoint
✅ product discovery
✅ buying decision
✅ cart
✅ checkout
✅ post-purchase experience

That’s exactly what our free ebook is about: “14 data-driven Ecommerce Insights”

Inside, we share 14 areas that directly impact ecommerce performance:
📌 customer research
📌 strategy
📌 UX
📌 product pages
📌 checkout
📌 micro-conversions
📌 customer experience
📌 AI in ecommerce

It’s for ecommerce teams and founders who want to stop guessing where sales are leaking and start looking at ecommerce as a system that can be measured, understood, and improved.

📥 Download the free ebook here:
https://uxtivity.com/free-ebook-for-ecommerce/

29/06/2026

AI shopping agents are not just a Walmart-scale feature anymore - they are a reminder that your cart experience can directly increase average order value.

In this Coffee with Ecommerce clip, Matt explains why ecommerce brands should look at their store from the customer’s perspective: add products to cart, check what gets recommended, and see how easy it is to buy more.

Sometimes the simplest AOV growth lever is not a new product or campaign, but recommending the right complementary product at the right moment.

Link to the full recording and blog post in the comments.

Most ecommerce teams are arguing about ads while the real shifts are happening somewhere else.In the latest Coffee with ...
25/06/2026

Most ecommerce teams are arguing about ads while the real shifts are happening somewhere else.

In the latest Coffee with Ecommerce, we covered a mix of channel, product, and profit signals that feel very “2026.” TikTok Shop is expanding across Europe and pushing discovery ecommerce harder than ever. Walmart is showing how AI inside the buying flow can lift AOV. And the 2026 eComFuel report reminds us: paid traffic is table stakes, but profit is often decided by fundamentals.

Here are news that Damian Lewandowicz and Mateusz Wis covered in the latest episode of Coffee with Ecommerce:

🛍️ TikTok Shop expanded into new European markets (including Poland) - discovery ecommerce is moving faster than many brands expect.

🎥 The “interest media” shift means you can get reach without followers, which is fueling social shopping.

🤖 Walmart says AI shopping agent users show ~35% higher AOV - a reminder that most stores still underuse cart + checkout upsells.

🧠 The “uniquely human” edge: AI optimizes patterns in data rich environments, humans make decisions in messy, low data reality.

📊 The 2026 eComFuel report: AI adoption is widespread, but not yet a measurable financial advantage for most stores.

If you want the full breakdown and what it means in practice, the link is in the comments.

12/06/2026

Amazon’s real advantage is not just fast delivery - it is how easy they make it for customers when something goes wrong.

In this Coffee with Ecommerce clip, Matt explains why ecommerce brands should stop turning refunds, damaged products, and delivery issues into extra work for the customer.

If you want to compete with Amazon, start by making customer care feel just as simple, fast, and customer-first.

Link to the full recording and blog post in the comments.

05/06/2026

Most 1-star reviews aren’t really about the product.

They happen when the experience around the product breaks: late delivery, unclear updates, damaged packages, or customers not knowing where their order is.

In this Coffee with Ecommerce clip, Matt explains why proactive communication is not just customer service - it is a conversion and retention lever.

Link to the full recording and blog post: https://uxtivity.com/backend-new-frontend-ecommerce/

25/04/2026

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