Websites for product brands and stores.

What the site has to do

• The best footage of your work is sitting on Instagram.

  The first screen is the brand's own clips playing side by side, finished pieces lit and in place. On Rolling On Wood

• A buyer does not know what goes into a custom piece.

  One piece is shown from blank to finished, with a film that follows the scroll, and a short form takes the brief for a custom order. On Rolling On Wood

• A sign-in wall turns away people who only wanted to look.

  The catalog is open to read. An account is asked for only at checkout. On VERT

• Buyers look for the paperwork before they look at the price.

  Product pages link their own certificate where one is posted, and the certificates have a library of their own. On VERT

• A catalog changes often.

  Products are managed from an admin, without a developer. On VERT

Sites I built for product brands and stores

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  Rolling On Wood

  custom hardwood trays and signs

  A brand or a collector can see the trays and wall pieces, watch one being made, and send in a logo to start their own.

  Read the write-up
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  VERT

  storefront

  Buyers can read the catalog and open a certificate of analysis before an account is required to check out.

  Read the write-up

How it works from anywhere

1. You tell me what you need

   Use the free review at the top of this page, or the quote form if you already know what you want.

2. We talk it through

   By email, phone or video call, wherever you are.

3. You get the scope and a fixed price in writing

   Before any work starts. If you want to add something later, we discuss it first.

4. I build it

   You work directly with me throughout, and the finished site is yours once it is paid for.