What Does "Finalized Design" Mean?

In order to begin an Athos Commerce-led implementation or Professional Services project, whether that be as a new customer, for a redesign, a re-platform, or adding features or functions, you must have a finalized design.

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You must provide a URL to a finalized, production-ready product listing page (category/collection or search results page) on a dev/staging environment, preview theme or live/production site. This is what the Athos team will match during the implementation. Athos cannot accept PDF, PSD, Adobe XD, Figma, InVision or other prototype, mockup or wireframe formats. The design needs to be fully coded out by your team on a dev/staging instance or preview theme of the ecommerce platform Athos is to be integrated on.

Athos expects these items to already exist and be functional on the provided product listing page before we begin the implementation if you plan to have them on your site:

• Filters navigation*
• Sorts*
• Badges
• Various price displays (standard, strikethrough, from $X, etc.)
• Quick Add
• Quick View
• Add to Cart
• Wishlist / Favorites
• Compare
• Ratings & Reviews
• Hover Over Thumbnail Swap
• Color Swatches
• Fabric Swatches
• Size Swatches
• Pagination, Load More, or Infinite Scroll

*Athos has a default design for filters and sorts, so if these two features are not built/functional on the dev/staging instance or preview theme we are matching, you can opt to use our default design. We will match your site's overall styling and fonts, but adjustments beyond that are very limited.

There should be no plans to make any changes to the dev/staging instance or preview theme we are matching during the Athos requirements gathering and implementation process.

Note: If any changes are made during the implementation process that impact Athos, it will delay the project timeline and additional fees may apply.