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eCommerce is on the rise and people have started to have more and more confidence when buying stuff online. With online shopping trending, more and more businesses have noticed the importance of a strong online presence and an online shop to sell their products on. This is where eCommerce platforms and shopping cart solutions come in handy and dramatically reduce their setup costs.

There is a wide market for eCommerce solutions and plenty of tools and software to choose from. Some are simple tools for selling individual products, while others are created for large volumes and online shops with lots of products.

If you’re starting your online shop, this roundup will help you a lot in choosing what’s the best solution for you. We’ve analyzed some of the best eCommerce platforms and shopping cart tools on the web and selected 7 of them.

These eCommerce solutions are used by a wide range of stores and have different features, such as listing your products, building your site from scratch, adding shopping carts and payment processors, and more.

Here they are! We’ll guide you through their core features below.

1. nopCommerce

nopCommerce is an eCommerce platform for any kind of business, small or large and from any kind of niche. It can be used for selling both physical and digital goods and combines best features of an open-source and commercial software. Plus, it is absolutely free, so the cost of ownership is basically limited to hosting.

nopCommerce offers a plenty of features and capabilities to create an online store. It comes packed with all the necessary tools, plus they are always adding new ones.

In our opinion, this platform has a great value-money ratio, so we have provided a more detailed overview of what it has to offer.

nopCommerce Features

Mobile friendly

Having a mobile-friendly, responsive website is a standard nowadays. Living in the mobile age, you can lose many customers if your website and shopping cart aren’t optimized for smartphones and tablets. nopCommerce offers an online store interface that’s viewable and convenient on any device and in any resolution.

Product details

Whether you need just a couple product details for your shop, or multiple ones, such as SKU, size, weight, stock, and more, nopCommerce offers a wide range of editable and tweakable product details you can use.

Checkout

Having a well-optimized checkout page is crucial for a good store. nopCommerce lets you choose from a variety of check-out options such as one-page checkout, anonymous checkout, the addition of check out attributes, and more.

Marketing Special Tools

Do you need to have discount codes, gift certificates, product ratings and reviews on your online shop? No problem, this eCommerce platform comes already integrated with the most popular special marketing tools for online shops. Moreover, it offers statistics automation and content marketing.

Multi-vendor and multi-store support

With nopCommerce, you can operate a multi-vendor marketplace if you need to re-sell items supplied by other vendors. Your vendors benefit from a dedicated admin panel and they are not interfering with each other. Also, multi-store support allows you to operate multiple online stores with different URLs using a single admin dashboard.

2. Shopify

Shopify is a popular online store platform that offers a powerful all-in-one e-commerce solution. Shopify lets you add an unlimited amount of products, it has a user-friendly admin interface and comes with a bunch of free themes for creating your site from scratch. This solution is scalable for any type of business, plus it offers apps that are both free and paid and which you can use to power-up your website.

There are many different categories of apps you can choose from, for marketing purposes, SEO, product list customization, social media integration, shopping cart add-ons, and more.

For someone who has no experience in web design or online commerce, setting up a Shopify website can be a little overwhelming. But, nonetheless, this is a great tool that doesn’t require a strong web design background to use.

3. Wix

Wix is another popular platform for building any type of websites. It comes with a drag-and-drop site editor, packed with customization features. Like Shopify, if you want to extend your website’s capabilities, there’s an App Market that solves the issue.

When starting with Wix, your first step is to design your website using the integrated builder. You can choose the pre-made templates as a starting point and customize texts, images, and more. You can also add a blog and online shop to your website.

In the App Market, you can find tools for creating forms, live chat, booking, social media, and more.

4. BigCommerce

If you’re already selling on sites like eBay, Shopify, Volusion, Amazon, and other eCommerce platforms and want to transfer to BigCommerce, this can be done easily and without any problems.

BigCommerce includes all the features needed to run a successful store. It offers many themes you can choose from, support tools, finance tools, and pretty much anything else you could think of.

If you want to still sell your products on Amazon, eBay, Etsy, and other marketplaces, BigCommerce can cross-list your products. This is done while maintaining your inventory and listings.

5. Woocommerce

Woocommerce comes as an extension to the most popular blogging platform, WordPress. It is completely free to setup and use. It has hundreds of free and paid WooCommerce extensions, to satisfy all your logistical & technical requirements.

WooCommerce helps you sell anything, anywhere. It’s mobile-friendly, has extended customization options, and the best thing about it is that it’s free. However, unlike all the other eCommerce platforms mentioned in this list, you will probably need a web developer/web designer to create the website for you, as you’ll need some coding knowledge to set it up.

6. Gumroad

Gumroad is the easiest solution for selling individual products or simple, fuss-free subscriptions/memberships. You can list multiple products on Gumroad and it doesn’t require any coding knowledge at all. They have the option for a free and premium account. The free account has a higher per sale

The free account has a higher per sale commission of 8.5% + 30¢ per sale (including payment processing), and the paid on requires a small monthly fee of  $10/month plus 3.5% + 30¢ per sale.

7. Big Cartel

Big Cartel is a cheap way to start your online store. It’s even free for less than 5 products, but even the paid version is reasonably priced.

Setting up the store can be done quickly and easily. There are plenty of free, built-in themes to choose from or you can customize your own with a little bit of coding.

Big Cartel is targeted to smaller stores, with a maximum of 300 items you can list in a store.

We hope this list of 7 best eCommerce platforms will help you set up a successful online store!

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“You have clients? So you’re an agency?”

For the first two years of One Mighty Roar, the question of “What do you call yourself?” came up a lot. Externally, people saw as a company with a growing portfolio of brand clients and a trail of websites and social campaigns behind it. Internally, our team saw a growing stockpile of self-made code and tools which tied those projects together. Whatever OMR was didn’t feel exactly like an agency, but it was close enough. So we relented and embraced the byline of “Digital Agency” for the next two years. It wasn’t a perfect description of what we thought made the company great, but the people who mattered understood the difference and that was good enough for us.

A funny thing happens when people hear you have clients — they categorize. Consultants have clients. Agencies have clients. Product companies have customers. Customers who buy widgets or subscriptions to things — prebuilt stuff.

The “sort of” agency

In the early years, being labeled an agency on the outside wasn’t bad. We got to solve challenges for a constantly evolving group of interesting brands and individuals. The answers tended to be websites and mobile applications, but the freedom to build foundations for others inspired us. Our team approached client projects like a product team would. Instead of building for an expiration date of rotating seasonal campaigns, we focused on making reusable building blocks. Some of those blocks were pieces we would later assemble to be products.

At the time we thought product companies required outside funding to get started, and being self-funded is an opportunity you protect. Unlike many early product companies, our business model did not require hitting user count or investment milestones to succeed. Our “funding” came from the projects we contracted. Building for others was great because we were handed challenges to solve pre-validated by the brands and budgets behind them. It afforded us the opportunity to remain self-funded with access to top brands.

From agency to product thinking

Client services aside, One Mighty Roar has two products with enough traction and revenue to have “made it” as independent business models.

One is You Rather, a giant predictive modeling engine based around the game of “would you rather”. At time of writing, it tracks about ⅓ billion responses and a few million views each day. The second product is Robin, a platform that connects digital and physical things by bringing digital layers into physical environments. Despite being early to the “connected device” and “Internet of things” game, Robin has been fortunate to see use from global brands and has grown to a key initiative that powers much of the work we do.

When we interview for open positions, these are the things we talk about first. Without understanding our toolbox, a candidate won’t understand the problems our team can solve. When prospective clients come to us now, we greet them with thinking that supports the products we’ve made. In many cases, it works better than the mobile application or Facebook campaign they originally wanted.

We don’t view product as a way to escape client work. It’s all the same — our client services help evangelize our products. Our products are designed to make certain problems easy to solve. We love when there is a fit, but it’s not a requirement. We are like a toolbox filled with both general tools and some that are unique to us. Some of our best web and mobile application projects have led to new internal workflow, open source projects, and foundations for future products.

Product is a foundation not a department

The products are a part of our thought process right from the start. This is one of the things that a lot of larger agencies get backwards. Let’s take the recent “labs” trend popping up among large agencies. A 500+ person agency tries to recapture its agility by creating a “labs/innovation” department. On paper, lab initiatives feels like product — smart people in a room tinkering with the latest technology to build things their clients can use. What happens instead (unfortunately) is the lab becomes little more than a media kit checklist item to show they are forward thinkers. A handful of interesting experiences might come out of it every year, but the rest of the company doesn’t benefit from the new process, only the results.

Today’s 500+ person agency doesn’t have the cultural foundation to support a product startup inside of it. Hell, there are fifty person agencies that would have a hard time making the product shift. They scratch itches instead of solve problems and fail the test of “different or better?”. Being scrappy is something you can lose with size, but scrappiness is also the catalyst needed for compelling product direction. Scrappy can’t afford to build things with expiration dates.

Clients can sponsor features

Clients can (and should) have goals that extend beyond a single project launch. When building with a product toolbox mentality clients become sponsors for new features, either directly or indirectly. The client gets what they want for their project and we get a good reason to bump a new, client validated feature to the top of the list.
This isn’t to say that you build generic results. The difference is in approach. Simply asking “How would this be done if it wasn’t just for this use case?” nets a lot of design and development decisions which ultimately make stronger product design.

Good products come from domain expertise

People build solutions to their own problems. If enough other people have the same problem, you have a product. If enough people buy in (and they don’t always), you have a business.

Building to a product rather than a project means something is always left to improve. We believe in constantly iterating towards a goal or at least a larger narrative. Whether the product fails or succeeds, you’ll still have the “why did we make this?” to inform the next steps.

Product people and project people

At One Mighty Roar, we are product people who take on client projects. When we interview people from larger agencies, a common thread for departure is burnout from shelved projects or great work that doesn’t exist anymore. Dan Ariely covers a lot of these points in his talk called “What Makes Us Feel Good About Our Work.”

In project based work, it’s harder to be deeply invested in something the moment an expiration date is established. Product represents something to always come back to. Coupled with the diversity of challenges and the brands agency style work comes with, we find a product company with client services gets the best of both worlds.

The fabled “20% time”

Our friend, Richard Banfield of Fresh Tilled Soil, recently wrote an interesting piece which cautions design companies that try to tackle agency and internal product work. One topic covered is the danger of viewing 20% time as an adequate amount of time to develop a product. This magical time is the first to go in busy situations, which can all but halt product development.

Interpretation has changed over time, but the gist is a company spends the majority of time thinking specifically, and the minority is thinking broadly. Google and 37Signals get a lot of credit for being the pioneers in this regard, but it’s 3M we have to thank for subsidized personal projects at the workplace.

We don’t believe that client work disqualifies a company from doing product if you hire the right people and build for the right companies. Put another way, we spend 80% of our time building out customized iterations of our services, then 20% refining for the big picture.

It’s a business, not a lottery ticket

Products aren’t lottery tickets to aid in the escape from your core business. We’ve come to view products as a broader framework for solving problems by improve the toolbox and workflow we tackle projects with. You can’t force it, but if you’re looking for opportunities they will come up a lot more than if you have project tunnel vision.

Products are often, to quote the famed Bob Ross, “happy accidents”.

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Before spring fades to summer let’s get those desktops cleared with some virtual spring cleaning. Welcome to another collection of fabulous desktop wallpaper calendars for the month of May. These wallpapers have been hand-picked from some amazingly talented artists and designers to give you a variety of options for making your desktop look nice. Feel free to share your favorites and check back next month for some great new desktop calendars. As always, if you’d like to include your own design in future roundups, drop me a line.

6 Springtime Desktop Wallpaper Calendars for May 2012
Wallpaper by Ibrandstudio

Wallpaper by Paper Leaf

Wallpaper by MonkeyMan504

Wallpaper by Webgranth

Wallpaper by Studio of Mae

Wallpaper by Kriegs

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This is a guest article contributed by Matt Janaway.

Having a landing page exit-rate that stinks can be quite depressing. This is especially true if you and your team spent blood sweat and tears to create a professional-looking landing page, only to see your audience ignore your call-to-action buttons.

The thing is, there is more to a high-converting landing page than just its looks. Relying on your page’s aesthetics alone isn’t going to cut it since it can only do so much for you.

If you want to create a landing page that’s going to bring home the bacon, then allow me to share with you the anatomy of a perfect landing page for your business.

Let’s hop right in.

1. Compelling copy.

Just because your copy reads well and it doesn’t have any typos or grammar mistakes, doesn’t mean that it is enough to compel your audience to take action on your CTA’s.

Compelling copies have psychological elements embedded into them like social validation, tapping into the audiences’ fear of loss, etc.

These elements are often what compels the audience to take action.

2. Sprinkle your call-to-action buttons in strategic places.

Where these strategic areas are specifically, I’m afraid I won’t be able to tell you. Simply because these things vary depending on the dynamics of the type of landing page that you’re using (yes, there are different types of landing pages), and your design among other things.

However, I can tell you that as a general rule, it is a good practice to add your CTAs in areas where you’ve provided massive value to your readers like the image above, taken from Netflix. That way, if they are convinced that they need your help, then they can contact you immediately without having to look for your CTA buttons.

Adding a floating CTA also works. A good example is Furl.co.uk’s “Talk to Us” button. A quick visit to their website and you will see that no matter where you’ve scrolled at the page, their “Talk to Us” button is still highly visible because it is floating.

3. The relevance of the page is apparent.

Those who arrive on landing pages often have a goal in mind. That is why you need to convey to your readers immediately that your page is relevant to what they’re looking for, otherwise, they might think that they’re in the wrong place which will then cause them to click away.

A perfect way to deal with this is to make sure that your title directly addresses their concerns. Since your title is one of the first things they’ll see immediately after arriving at your page, the issue of relevance no longer becomes a threat.

4. No distractions.

It is ideal to use one type of call-to-action per landing page. That way, your audience doesn’t end up getting confused or distracted from doing the primary goal that you predetermined when you created your landing page.

That being said, do not ask your audience to share, buy, or contact you all at the same time and be careful not to distract your visitors from your main goal. Here’s an example of a homepage which distracts the visitor from completing a goal (in this instance, a purchase).

Just pick one type of CTA then sprinkle it strategically across the page. Also, make sure that your CTA buttons “pop.” If they aren’t highly visible, then your audience might not see them.

5. Carefully crafted headlines.

Your headline needs to be clear, concise, relevant, and punchy. These characteristics will ensure (somewhat) that your audience will continue reading the copy on your landing page.

See here for some tools for optimizing headlines and the ultimate list of headlines.

6. Add testimonials.

Adding testimonials on your landing page will skyrocket its credibility. What makes it so effective is the fact that testimonials are not sales pitches, and they come across as unbiased.

To make the testimonials on your landing page look more credible, add your client’s profile picture and a short information about who they are.

At Marketing Labs, we include our clients’ name, their position in the company, and their business names. This is how our testimonials section looks.

When your prospect customers see the testimonies shared by your previous customers about how positive their experience is with you, it becomes a lot easier for them to trust you and do business with you.

7. Use images or videos that are relevant to the copy.

Countless case studies are showing that images and videos can boost your conversion rates. The thing with images and videos is they can help your audience create a clearer mental picture of the ideas that you want to convey.

Of course, the ideas that we’re talking about here are meant to influence them to take action on your offers. This effort from Spotify is excellent and encapsulates the impression of peacefulness.

When your audience can create a mental picture of themselves experiencing happiness, convenience, and joy (among other things) because of your product, it becomes almost impossible for them to leave your landing page without taking action on your offers.

The Anatomy of a Perfect Landing Page Infographic

Infographic by SmartBugMedia.com

What’s next?

I know for a fact that I’m just scratching the surface with the points that I shared above. If you have wisdom bombs that you’d like to share about creating a high-converting landing page, then please share them in the comments section below. Cheers!

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We hand-picked some of the best mock-ups and 3D representations of Apple devices, and gathered them here in this list. This list of free iPhone graphic design resources is for all of you Apple lovers out there!

These great iPhone design resources will help you create good presentations and showcase your app, web and UI designs in a photorealistic manner. You can quickly create a professional presentation for your product, in a few easy steps. Download, customize, showcase!

In this list, you will find resources with various styles such as flat mockups, 3D, realistic, renderings, wireframes and more. Also, they come in all colors, such as gold, rose gold, gray and silver. Check them out and see which one fits your style!

iPhone 7 Mockups
Free Apple iPhone 7 Back Cover Case Mockup PSD

If you’re looking for high-quality mockup designs for your iPhone 7, here’s a great place to start. You can use these cover case mockups to showcase various designs to potential future clients.

iPhone 7 Case Mockup

This is another wonderful iPhone case mockup which includes customizable features. Download and introduce your design, with outstanding results.

Free Flat iPhone 6 & 7 App UI Design Screen Mockup PSD

You can download and use these beautiful iPhone 6 & 7 mockup in a PSD file format. These are high-quality mockups which are perfect for showcasing app UI designs.

iPhone 7 Mockup Concept

This stunning freebie displays the well-thought concept which stood behind the final product. The overall design has a realistic design and it can be used to showcase various graphic design projects.

iPhone 7 PSD

This is an eye-catching iPhone 7 mockup with a proto-realistic design. Download, customize and use it to showcase your upcoming designs.

Free iPhone 7 App Screen Mockup PSD

Here you have a premium iPhone 7 mockup with an outstanding design. This high-quality template can be used to effortlessly display various mobile apps.

Realistic Jet Black iPhone 7 Plus Mockup Vol.2

Here you have a stunning photo-realistic iPhone 7 plus mock-up. This freebie is available in a PSD format, with customizable smart objects.

iPhone 7 Black – Free PSD Mockup

This is an exceptional iPhone 7 black mockup with a realistic design. There are many situations which demand to showcase apps on real screens, to better understand the design.

iPhone 7 Free Mockup for Photoshop

Preview your applications by using this gorgeous high-quality iPhone 7 mockup design. This PSD includes fully-efitable layers which can help you customize everything as you please.

iPhone 7 Sketch Mockups

This is a neat set of 5 iPhone 7 which can help you showcase your designs and even conceive them better. These are in all colors with fully editable features and easy to use vector shapes.

iPhone 7 Psd Jet Black Mockup

Use this top-notch iPhone 7 mockup to display your mobile-related projects. The download file also includes a mockup design for the iPhone 7 plus.

iPhone 7 Mockups – All Colors

These mockups can be rapidly customized by using Sketch app. These mockups are available in all the colors which were designed for the new iPhone 7.

iPhone 7 Mockup PSD

This photorealistic iPhone 7 mockup can be perfect to showcase various design projects. Follow this link and download the fully customizable PSD file.

iPhone 7 – Free PSD Mockup

This mockup design can surely be helpful to any designer which creates iPhone 7 apps, backgrounds, etc. You can use this pre-designed template to showcase your projects in a professional manner.

iPhone 7 Landing Page Freebie

Here’s a top-notch landing page design which includes a stunning iPhone 7 design. This dark colored scheme features a big high-quality image of a brand new iPhone 7.

iPhone 6 Mockups
Vintage iPhone 6 Mockups Pack

This vintage mockup template will help you display your app or responsive website in a professional way. This was created for web designers, app designers, and developers.

10 Photorealistic iPhone 6 Free PSD Mockups

Get these 10 iPhone 6 free PSD mockups and display your apps and websites in a professional and photorealistic way.

iPhone 6 PSD Mock-Ups Template and Coffee Cup

This is a great photo mockup that will help you showcase your mobile apps, websites or themes in a professional way. The PSD files also come with easy to edit smart layers.

Photorealistic iPhone 6 Plus PSD Mockup Templates

Preview your app and websites in a professional and photorealistic way, with this great iPhone 6 Plus PSD mockup template.

Zero – Free iPhone 6 PSD MockUps Template

Check out this free iPhone 6 PSD mockup template. This template will help you showcase your designs in a photorealistic and professional way.

iPhone 6 Photorealistic Mockup PSD

Here’s a set of four iPhone 6 photorealistic mock-ups. The PSD files come with smart-objects, so customization is extremely easy.

Beautiful iPhone 6 Mockup Pack

Download this amazing set of free mockups of the iPhone 6 in 3/4 and front views. This free mockup was created by Cloud Castle.

iPhone 6 With Blue Case PSD Mockup

This is a simple mockup of an iPhone 6 with blue case held in a woman’s hands.

iPhone 6 / Android Mockup

This is a high-resolution PSD mockup of female hand holding iPhone 6/6Plus/Android smartphone. It comes with pointing gestures.

2 Hip Apple Watch Mockups

These are two useful Apple watch and iPhone mockups that will help you showcase your next app design in a photorealistic way.

Real Photo iPhone Mockup

Here’s a beautiful iPhone 6 Plus presentation. Showcase your app designs in style, with this free mockup.

iPhone 6 Sketch Template 

This iPhone 6 Sketch template was designed to fit 750 x 1334px. It was designed by George Otsubo.

iPhone 6 Mockup

This is another great iPhone 6 mockup, designed by Fuxxo Works. It comes with a dark purple, blurred background.

iPhone 6 Illustrator Mockup Download

Download this iPhone 6 mockup created with the help of Adobe Illustrator. It was designed by Dave Stadler.

iPhone 6 & iPhone 6 Plus PSD

You can easily modify this mockup of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, using Photoshop. This mockup template was designed by Panagiotis Efthymiou.

iPhone 6 Flat + Sketch Freebie

This awesome freebie of an iPhone 6, was designed in Sketch and AI by Georgian-Sorin-Maxim.

iPhone 6 Mock-Up PSD 

Get this easy to customize PSD mockup of an iPhone 6, designed by Perțe Raul.

Apple iPhone 6 & iPhone 6 Plus Mockup 

This is a high-quality Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus mockup, designed by Pontus Wellgraf.

iPhone 6 Scalable Mockups

This is a cool, fully editable and scalable mockup of the awesome iPhone 6 smartphone. Get it now!

IPHONE6 FLAT MOCKUP

This is a great iPhone 6 mockup with a flat style. ZIP file contains both .psd and .ai files.

 ILLUSTRATED iPhone 6 MOCKUP

Here’s a beautiful, illustrated iPhone 6 mockup. It is delivered as layered PSD and it is completely free to use. This mockup was made by the Placeit.net team.

6 PHOTOREALISTIC iPhone 6 MOCKUPS

Get these 6 photo-realistic iPhone 6 mockups with just a few clicks. You can easily replace the screens by opening up the smart object and pasting your screen.

Free iPhone 6 Plus Mockup PSD

This is a very high-quality free iPhone 6 plus mockup PSD template. This comes with smart objects and three changeable backgrounds. You can download the free PSD template at 3500×2335px, 300 dpi.

iPhone 6 Plus Free PSD Mockup

This is a lovely iPhone 6 Plus free mockup with 3 free photo filters (Vignette, Retro & Urban). This mockup comes with professional perspectives, lighting, shadow effects, and depth of field.

iPhone 6 Mockup PSD

This is a free PSD set with iPhone 6 in 3D, viewed from an angled perspective. This mockup was designed by Vlad Litvin.

Freebie 3 iPhone 6 PSD Mockup

This free mockup template includes 3 free iPhone 6 mockups, available in three colors: silver, space gray and gold. Use this to showcase your artworks in style.

iPhone 6 Hands-on Mockup PSD

This freebie is an iPhone 6 hands-on mock-up template, which comes in PSD file format. It is available in three colors: black, gold and white.

Flat iPhone 6 Plus with Apple Watch PSD Mockup

This free mock up set includes an iPhone 6 Plus and the Apple Watch mockup with a flat design style.

iPhone 6 Vector Mockup

Get this vector Apple iPhone 6 mockup in both Ai & EPS formats. You can use this iPhone 6 vector mockup for your personal projects.

Minimal Apple iPhone 6s Wireframe Templates PSD

This minimal Apple iPhone 6S wireframe template comes as a fully editable PSD file. It is perfect for app and UI designers.

iPhone 6 On Desk Mockup PSD

This is another, high-quality, photorealistic black iPhone 6 mockup you can download and use for free.

Autumn iPhone 6 Mockup Vol.2 PSD

This is a great photo mockup of an iPhone 6 displayed in a natural scenery, on the ground. The photo has a nice filter.

Minimal Flat iPhone 6S Mockup Vector

This is another minimal vector mockup of a flat Apple iPhone 6s. Use this for your web, app or UI design projects, for free.

Gold Apple Stuff Mockup PSD

This Gold Apple Stuff Mockup Set includes elements such as iPhone 6, Apple Watch, MacBook Air, and iPad.

iPhone 6s in Hand Flat Template PSD

Use this entirely flat-designed mockup to showcase your app designs in a fun and playful manner.

Realistic iPhone 6 with Red Headphones Mockup PSD

This is a simple, photo-realistic iPhone 6 with red headphones mockup. This would be perfect for showcasing your music app designs.

Photo Realistic iPhone 6 Hand View Mockup PSD

Quickly get this iPhone 6 with grid screen mock-up, displayed as being held on a woman’s hand.

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