TCGMARKET Store Review

• Graded card photo is amateurishly shot on a wooden table, reducing perceived value.
• Product box images are clear but generic/supplier-provided.

The product image quality is passable but inconsistent. Images for product boxes (TTB, Hops Box) are clear and well-lit, likely supplier photos or mockups. However, the graded card image is clearly an amateur shot, taken on an undesirable, cluttered wooden background with poor lighting.

• The main hero image is a high-quality, but completely irrelevant, stock photo of a kitchen.
• No authentic lifestyle imagery showing TCG products in context (e.g., collecting, playing, display).

Failing. The only major lifestyle image is a high-resolution stock photograph of an expensive kitchen (labeled 'kitchen.png'). This image is entirely generic, provides zero emotional context for Trading Card Games (TCGs), and actively confuses the visitor about the store's niche.

• Severe inconsistency between the high-end stock hero image and the actual niche products.
• Product grid mixes professional-looking box art with amateur, poorly staged card photos.
• The aesthetic is jarring and fragmented across different sections.

Consistency is poor. The visual identity shifts drastically from the irrelevant luxury kitchen hero to standard template boxes, and finally to low-quality, inconsistently staged photos for individual collectible cards.