This template at least has all the pages you need for a store and is very easy to navigate for customers. However, the responsive designs for mobile are trash. Almost all are broken in some way even in their own demo linked on this site. On most mobile devices the footer links don't show and there's no hidden version of the links you can expose. In the header almost all of them have a broken hamburger menu. The ones that are broken have the black hamburger menu on the left which does nothing when you click on it and then a colored hamburger menu on the right which opens when you click but doesn't have the "Back" link. There are a few that have a working hamburger menu on the left but also still have the colored hamburger menu on the right with no back button to close it (it shouldn't be there anyway). Also if you remove any of the other icons in the header you don't need like the wish list or gear icon, etc. on mobile some of them will be pushed to the bottom and some will be under the right side hamburger menu which shouldn't even be there in the first place. I also agree with the user who said it was a headache to customize this because of the way the CSS has been coded. I don't care how many people have bought your template and not said anything about it, that doesn't mean there are no issues. A lot of people just don't have time to complain. I wasn't going to review this template either until I realized the mobile features were terrible. it is what it is.

The theme is beautiful and have lots of cool features out of the box, but I had to modify the theme styles and html, and delay scripts in many, many cases to be able to implement a real store.

They applied, for example, fixed CSS rules to general items, like: "h1 span", so if you try to use a span inside of a h1 in any place of the site, you will get these styles. And the theme is entirely built in this way.

The theme is really beautiful, but It is being a headache to use it in a real e-commerce store. Works like a charm, but just if it remains a template, as if the template itself was the final goal, instead of the store that would be built with it.