Rich Content
& A+ Content
On a marketplace, shoppers see the product title and first image, then scroll down. If the content they find there answers their questions, they add to cart. We design that space for Amazon, Trendyol and Hepsiburada.
A product page, module by module
A+ content is built by stacking the modules a marketplace allows. Modules snap into place as you scroll; switch between desktop and mobile.
↳ Scroll; switch Desktop / Mobile
0 / 5 modules placed
↳ Modules stack up as you scroll
Example Product
In use
Where and how the product is used, in one image.
| Model | S | M | L |
|---|---|---|---|
| Size | • | •• | ••• |
| Capacity | • | •• | ••• |
Example A+ content; product and features are illustrative.
Amazon A+ Content
Module-based A+ and Premium A+ designs for sellers enrolled in Brand Registry. Prepared to Amazon's image dimensions, text limits and content guidelines.
Trendyol & Hepsiburada Rich Content
Vertical image series used in the product description area. Adapted separately to each marketplace's accepted image width, file size and text usage rules.
Benefit & Feature Infographics
Visuals that make technical specifications readable with icons, dimension lines and short headlines. They answer 'what does it do, and why this product?' on the first scroll.
Comparison Modules
Tables showing models in the same series side by side. They guide shoppers to the right variant and help reduce returns caused by ordering the wrong product.
Mobile-First Legibility
A large share of marketplace shopping happens on phones. Text on images is tested on small screens, and type size and contrast are adjusted accordingly.
Alt Text & Keywords
Image alt text and headline fields in A+ modules are filled with phrases that match how the product is searched for, so images and text complement each other.
Which modules make up
a rich content page?
Each tile shows what its module does with a small animation of its own. Tap a module to move the highlight and motion to it.
Adapting
by platform
The same master design is rearranged to each platform's dimensions and rules. Pick a platform and watch the frame and modules reshape.
Amazon
A+
Requires Brand Registry; module-based structure, alt text fields and strict content rules.
How Is Rich Content Structured?
Rich content isn't an image gallery; it's the product page's sales pitch. We build a flow that answers the shopper's questions in order.
Let's talk about your project
Book a call ↗Customer reviews and the Q&A section are scanned to find the topics buyers are most curious about
The page flow is planned module by module: brand intro, key benefit, details, usage, comparison
Statements the platforms prohibit (such as prices, promotions or warranty promises) are kept out of the design
A template built for one product is quickly adapted to other products in the same series
What we pay
attention to
Web, production, design and advertising run in one team; every job starts with a measurable goal and a written scope.
About us →Our Process
Product & Competitor Review
Your product page, competing pages in the category and customer reviews are examined; the topics that need explaining are listed.
Module Plan
The module order and the message of each module are set for the platform, and draft copy is prepared.
Visual Design
Infographics, lifestyle images and comparison tables are designed; desktop and mobile previews are presented.
Revisions & Adaptation
The approved design is adapted to the dimensions of the other marketplaces you sell on.
Upload Package
Named images, alt texts and headline copy for each platform are delivered in a single package.
Frequently Asked
Questions
To use A+ Content, your brand must be enrolled in Amazon Brand Registry. Once enrollment is complete, you can upload A+ modules through Seller Central. We prepare the design and can do the upload together with you or provide a step-by-step guide.
Standard A+ offers fewer modules and more limited layout options. Premium A+ allows additional modules such as larger images, video modules and interactive comparison tables; Amazon sets the eligibility requirements. We plan the modules based on your eligibility.
The core design stays the same, but each platform has a different image width, file size limit and set of permitted content types. So we prepare a separate output for each platform from a single design.
The most common reasons are price or discount information on images, unverifiable claims such as 'best' or 'number one', warranty promises, competitor brand names and links to external websites. We weed out these statements at the design stage.
It's hard to produce quality content without clean, high-resolution product images from different angles. If your current images aren't sufficient, we can add a studio product photo shoot to the process; for products with a 3D model, renders are also an option.
Yes, we write the headlines and short benefit texts on the images along with the design. We ask you for a final check on the accuracy of technical values. For English-language Amazon stores, we can also prepare the copy in English.
We first create a template system for one category, then produce products in batches. Since shared modules (such as the brand story or quality approach) are reused across all products, each new product is prepared faster.