Customer Showcase turns completed customer projects into a moderated gallery linked to your PrestaShop catalogue. Installation supplies the submission form and defaults; naming the gallery and choosing its layout prepare the first launch.
A catalogue photograph shows the item, while a finished project shows scale and real use. Customer photographs become organised pages with descriptions and product links instead of remaining scattered through email.
You approve submissions, publish your own portfolio entries and select featured projects. Markers on photographs link to catalogue products with ordered alternatives when the preferred item is unavailable. Comments have separate moderation, and only approved projects enter the public gallery.
A shopper examining a finished installation follows a marker directly to the relevant product instead of identifying it from the photograph alone.
Customer Showcase adds a customer-project gallery to a PrestaShop store and gives the merchant a complete submission and moderation workflow. Approved work becomes a public project page, organised for browsing and connected to the products shown in the images.
A signed-in customer submits a title, subheading, category, tags, description, photographs, the products or modules used and a project or store link. The entry belongs to that customer, who sees its status in the account area and returns there to edit it, add images, retract it, resubmit it after changes or delete it.
The merchant follows the same structured format to create portfolio entries directly, which gives a new gallery strong opening content before customer submissions accumulate. You choose whether new projects enter the review queue or go live automatically. The project list supports individual and bulk approval, rejection and featured status, while the dashboard shows pending work at a glance.
Only approved projects enter the public gallery. This separates contribution from publication: customers do the useful storytelling, while the store keeps the final decision about quality, relevance and presentation.
You choose an exact position on a project image and attach an ordered group of catalogue products to it. The visitor opens the marker and sees the matching product image, name, current price and route to the product page, without having to identify the item from the description.
The order matters. Customer Showcase first uses an active product that is in stock; when the preferred item is no longer suitable, it moves through the alternatives and selects another active product. A bathroom photograph therefore keeps pointing to a sellable tap or its replacement instead of ending in a useless marker.
Approved projects marked as featured also form a home-page lookbook. The slider loads the markers for the active project, shows the product information and provides a direct add-to-cart action, with pause and manual navigation available to the visitor.
Approved project cards show the customer name, category, image count, views, rating and number of comments. Visitors sort the gallery by newest, most viewed or highest rated, so a large collection remains useful instead of becoming an unstructured photo archive.
Ratings and comments add a community layer to each finished project. One customer rating is updated rather than duplicated, comments form moderated discussions, and replies stay grouped below the message they answer. The merchant approves, rejects or deletes comments from a dedicated list.
The project approval path, voting and comments are configured separately, and contribution remains tied to customer accounts where identity matters. The evidence stays visible, while the store retains the same editorial control it applies to its own catalogue.
The gallery has its own main page, category and tag views, clean project pages and numbered navigation. The merchant chooses grid or masonry presentation, the number of projects per page and the order visitors see. The same project selection also appears inside content pages, category text or product descriptions, filtered by category, tag, featured status, quantity, order and number of columns.
Each shop and language keeps separate project titles, subheadings, descriptions, addresses and search information. Approved projects with substantial descriptions join the shop’s site map, their cover image accompanies shared links, and search engines receive a dedicated image-gallery description. This creates a sound basis for image and project visibility without promising a result controlled by a search engine.
The visual layer follows the active shop theme and adapts from desktop to phone. Categories, tags and selected home-page projects let the same library serve inspiration, case studies and routes into the catalogue without maintaining separate galleries.
Installation creates the gallery, customer submission area, account link and administration screens with practical defaults. The first launch requires only the public gallery name and the preferred layout; new projects already follow the moderation flow and the gallery adopts the active theme’s colours.
You choose the gallery address, projects per page, grid or masonry layout, voting, comments, automatic project approval, home-page featuring and the number of featured projects. Image limits, maximum upload size, three display sizes and image quality are adjustable as the gallery grows. Categories, tags, language content and separate shop data provide the deeper structure.
The dashboard brings together total, approved and pending projects, comments, categories and featured work. Daily control stays in focused project, comment and category lists, so a small gallery remains simple and a busy customer community stays manageable in familiar administration screens.
Requires PrestaShop 1.6.1 or later and PHP 7.1 or later.
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Built and maintained by David Miller and mypresta.rocks. David Miller has worked with PrestaShop since 2013, and the company behind this shop has been registered since 3 December 2018. Every module in this catalogue is our own work, so your questions to support reach the people who wrote the code. The changelog on this page lists every update with its date.
Reviews and Ratings collects star ratings and photo reviews of your products, and Customer Showcase lets customers submit whole project galleries that you moderate, categorize and display with voting and comments. Short verdicts and full stories from real customers.
Customer Showcase displays the projects your customers submit, and Instagram Feed Integration displays the posts you publish. Your shop shows your own visuals and your customers' results side by side.
Customer Showcase turns customer projects into pages full of real photos, and SEO Revolution generates alt text for showcase project images along with the rest of your SEO, from meta tags to sitemaps. Customer content that also works for search.
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