Websites for shops and product makers
Online, nobody can pick your product up. A good shop website does the next best thing: shows it from every angle, lets people try the colours and options, and tells the story of why it's worth having.
What your website needs to do
Products shown from every angle
Great photos, close-ups, video and even live 3D, so people get a real sense of size, finish and quality before they commit.
Options people can try
Colours, sizes, materials and add-ons that update the picture and the price as people choose, so there are no surprises at the checkout.
The story behind it
Who makes it, how, and why it's better. Independent shops win on character, so the website should have plenty of it.
A checkout that just works
Fast, secure and simple on a phone, with clear delivery costs and collection options. Most abandoned baskets come down to friction at this step.
Collections people can browse
Products grouped the way your customers think, by occasion, room, style or price, so they find more than the one thing they came for.
Demos you can try
These are working demos for made-up businesses. Everything in them could be built for yours.
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Oak & Velvet
Spin a velvet sofa, an accent chair and a stained-glass lamp in 3D, change the fabric and switch the lamp on.
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Northlight
A watch, aviator sunglasses and a trainer you can turn in your hand, with colourways and details on every part.
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Tessel One
Scroll and a pair of headphones flies apart in live 3D to show what's inside, then snaps back together.
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VOLTRA Energy
A drinks launch: a can that flips through five flavours while the page floods with each flavour's colour.
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Sherbet & Co
Pick 'n' mix with real physics: tap a jar, the sweets tumble into the bag, and the scale weighs and prices it.
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Already doing this for local businesses
What people usually ask
I work with businesses across Macclesfield, Wilmslow, Knutsford, Congleton, Poynton, Bollington, Prestbury and Alderley Edge, and further afield over video call.
Can I sell online and take payments?
Yes. Products, stock, secure card payments and delivery options can all be set up, from a handful of products to a full shop.
Can customers see products in 3D or try different colours?
Yes. The showroom demos on this page show products in live 3D with colour and material options. For many products, good photos for each option do the job just as well.
Can I add products and change prices myself?
Yes. Adding products, changing prices and marking things as out of stock can all be done by you, or sent to me to do.
How much does it cost?
It depends on how many products and which features you need. You'll get a clear price agreed up front, before any work starts.
Let's talk about your website
Tell me about your business and I'll come back with a clear plan and a price. You'll deal with me from start to finish.