Reporting & research on Shopify and ecommerce
Merchants assume price display and sale badges are one toggle, but the compare-at-price setting alone shows up under a different name, a different default, and a different file in each of the six UTD themes checked here.
Merchants assume a testimonials section is one uniform feature across Shopify themes, but the six UTD themes alone implement it as four different section types with different setting counts and defaults, so the honest answer is that it depends entirely on which theme file you open.
Merchants searching for a Shopify FAQ section assume it is one universal accordion block, but the six UTD themes on the Theme Store each ship the feature under a different filename and a different editing model, and that difference decides how much a seller can actually change.
The usual answer to 'does this theme have product filters' is yes or no, but the real differences sit in setting counts and defaults that a merchant only finds by opening the theme editor, so this piece reads six themes' own files to show what filtering actually ships with and what stays off until someone switches it on.
The reader searching for a Shopify theme with an image mega menu usually gets pointed at a screenshot, when the thing that actually decides whether the feature is useful is which file it lives in and whether it has a setting at all.
Merchants shopping for Black Friday apps usually skip the settings already sitting inside their theme, and checking six theme codebases directly shows which features are switches, which are separate sections a merchant has to add, and which simply are not there.
Shopify's search results tell a merchant to compare announcement bars by looks, but the setting counts and file paths behind Ultra and the five other themes UTD publishes show the real differences sit in the schema, not the demo screenshot.