Commercial websites
Two audiences. Two websites. One practical platform decision.
From browsing to doing business.
From the idea.
Into the real world.
I delivered two live client websites: an ecommerce storefront for an automotive accessories retailer and a corporate site for a related company’s supplier and partnership inquiries.
Two client websites on a managed website and commerce platform.
A shop and a partnership front door.
A retailer needed its catalog and checkout online. A related company needed a separate site for supplier and partnership inquiries. The client needed to be able to maintain both.
Structure through launch.
On Hostinger, I handled site structure, page design, responsive layouts, product setup, checkout, payments, shipping, inventory, analytics, SEO, forms, lead capture, newsletters, automations, domains, hosting and testing. The corporate site had its own information architecture and proposal intake.
Make handoff part of the build.
A managed platform traded some frontend freedom for faster delivery, lower maintenance and simpler client ownership. That left more effort for commerce, customer flow and integrations.
Two live deliverables.
Both websites are live and were delivered to the client after checkout, payment, shipping, form and responsive testing. They are separate deliverables; no shared backend or data relationship is claimed.
Every handoff.
One connected flow.
Explore the moving parts and the work behind each connection.
Product
Product setup, content, and navigation help shoppers find and understand what the storefront offers.
An overview of the project. No customer or production data.
