Retailhub

A full Figma to WordPress redesign for Norway’s leading online store platform for physical retailers.

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Retailhub is a Norwegian e-commerce platform that helps physical stores sell online without extra work. It connects their POS system to an online store and automates product images, descriptions, stock, and Google Shopping. More than 200 stores across Norway use it.

As part of a full brand refresh, Retailhub had a new website designed in Figma. They needed a team that could rebuild their existing WordPress site to match it. GIXEZ IT converted the Figma designs into a responsive WordPress website built with Elementor Pro, covering the homepage, product and switching pages, customer showcase, news section, and Retailhub’s SOME-toppen social media rankings. The result is a modern, conversion-focused website that the Retailhub team can easily update themselves.

Redesigning a live, content-rich WordPress site without disrupting the business.

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Retailhub’s website was already live and attracting customers, with a large amount of existing content, blog posts, and ranking data. The redesign had to replace every key page with the new Figma design without losing content, search traffic, or day-to-day editing ability for their team.

The designs also included several complex sections:

• A visual POS-to-online-store comparison
• Customer logo grids
• Comparison pages against competing platforms
• Data tables for the SOME-toppen rankings of the top 50 Facebook and Instagram pages

On top of that, the site was running on the newest Elementor versions. Frequent updates introduced editor issues that had to be solved before the build could move forward.

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Trusted by Retailhub to bring their new brand to life on WordPress.

A staging-first rebuild with Elementor Pro and an AI-assisted workflow.

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We built the redesign on a staging copy of the website so the live site stayed fully operational throughout the project. Once every page was complete and tested, the new design was merged into production with no disruption to visitors or search rankings.

To speed up development without losing accuracy, we used an AI-assisted workflow through Elementor Pro’s MCP integration. This let us build each page in Elementor straight from the Figma designs. Shared elements like the header and footer were built as global theme templates, and every page used consistent full-width layouts and reusable styles.

For the SOME-toppen pages, we used TablePress to build fast, searchable ranking tables with direct profile links. We also resolved the Elementor editor issues by optimizing the server configuration and carefully managing plugin updates, which kept the site stable.

The result is a fast, responsive website that matches the Figma designs and gives Retailhub’s team full control to edit content in Elementor without needing a developer.