The portal, not a page
The origin argument for WooAccount: the account area is the most-visited authenticated surface in e-commerce, and it deserves the same design rigor as checkout.
The My Account page, the customer portal, dashboards and the post-purchase experience.
The origin argument for WooAccount: the account area is the most-visited authenticated surface in e-commerce, and it deserves the same design rigor as checkout.
From confirmation to delivery to the second purchase: designing the post-purchase window in WooCommerce with status honesty, invoices, wallet refunds and support that starts where the order left off.
Store owners ask for dashboards; customers use them for four things. What belongs on the account first screen, what to cut, and how to tell whether yours is working — without vanity metrics.
From login flow to order tracking to self-service refunds: a practical checklist for stores that want the account area to stop leaking goodwill, ordered by effort and impact.
The default WooCommerce My Account page lists endpoints. A customer portal answers questions. We compare the two surfaces side by side — information architecture, mobile behavior, self-service and the numbers that move.