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Flight bags for pilots. The interesting problem: someone types “a bag for my headset, iPad and water bottle, I fly a 172” and expects one good answer. I built that bag matcher. The AI only reads the question; plain code does the measuring, so it never recommends a bag that won't fit. Around it: a configurator that walks you from your aircraft to the right bag, a mega menu and search that actually filters.

Compression boots for leg recovery, from a Canadian brand. I built the whole store from the designs: home, product pages, a recovery guide, blog, and a wholesale page whose form goes straight into Klaviyo. Then the small things that help an $899 product sell: a sticky add-to-cart, a cart drawer, reviews you can open without leaving the page, and Shop Pay Installments.

Sauces and gift boxes from a food brand. They wanted a gift quiz. Instead of paying for another quiz app every month, I built it on Shopify metaobjects, so the team edits which answer leads to which product right in the admin. Corporate gifting got its own wizard, and every plan lands in the concierge's inbox through a tiny serverless function.

A smart ring and a supplement line. I worked on it with a small team, mostly on the product pages: one template that serves the ring and three supplements, all editable by the client without touching code. Also a “free ring” funnel with the navigation stripped out so nothing distracts from the offer, a ring sizing guide, and the Science, About and Journal pages.

A UK brewery that turns surplus food into beer, with a design full of planets and swirls. I built it from Figma on top of a premium theme: a beer carousel where every card is styled from that beer's data, an animated logo, related beers matched by style, and an age gate that actually asks for your date of birth. It's beer, after all.

Adventure vans built on Mercedes Sprinters. Selling a vehicle online is mostly storytelling, so the product pages are long, modular reads: floorplans, specs, technology, galleries. I also built the van customizer, a side-by-side comparison table and the rebate forms.

A resveratrol supplement brand on a headless Hydrogen storefront. I worked on the subscribe-and-save forms, bundle landing pages and the product pages around them, with Intelligems A/B tests wired in so the team can test prices instead of guessing them.

Skincare for skin prone to dark spots, getting ready for a relaunch. I built the waitlist flow that collects early sign-ups, a custom cart page and a sticky header cart, and the glue between Smartrr subscriptions, Okendo reviews and Intelligems tests.

Patches for eczema-prone skin, sold as one kit for every stage of a flare. I built a custom product page with subscribe-and-save, buy buttons that follow you on mobile, and a mega menu that shows actual products instead of a wall of links.

Cold plunge tubs, water chillers and saunas. Choosing a chiller mostly means comparing specs, so besides the custom hero and chiller sections I built comparison popups that put the models side by side, right where you're deciding.

Organic, plant-based wellness shots from Germany, with a lot of ingredient storytelling. Custom sections for comparing products, ingredients and community reviews, a delivery-date block so you know when it arrives, and a cart drawer that understands subscriptions.

A golf brand on Shopify's Horizon theme, built on my own set of reusable blocks so every new page is quick to put together. The fun parts: a golf scorecard, a course guide (St Andrews Old Course included) and a vinyl player that actually plays.

A clothing brand with a new collection every season. I built the size guide, product cards and a variant picker that make choosing the right fit easier, plus review and newsletter sections with Judge.me and Klaviyo wired in.

Orthopedic supports for pain relief and recovery. I gave the theme a small, documented design system (buttons, headings, type scale) so new pages stay consistent, then built the blog and contact form on top.

Protective armor for riders, the kind you forget you're wearing. The store mixes theme pages, Replo landing pages and Rebuy upsells, so my job was making them play nicely: a bundle section, cart and mini-cart changes, and a product form that works with subscriptions.

A wellness store selling supplements and nootropics from ten brands. Every brand gets its own product and collection templates, a quiz asks what you're after, collects your email and shows what fits, and upsell cards suggest what pairs well.

A brand getting ready to launch, and a page whose only job is to get you on the waitlist: how it works, a comparison, proof in numbers and one clear call to action. Then the product page, with subscription plans, ingredients and video reviews.

Thyroid health, sold through a headless store: Next.js on the front, Strapi for content, Shopify for the cart. I built the customer accounts from scratch: login and signup routes, a token in a cookie, a protected account area, plus custom buy-now and checkout flows.

Spin a 3D globe, pick a place, discover artists from there. I built it solo, front and back: Next.js with Mapbox for the globe, a music player, search and sharing, and a Strapi CMS with a location field, so every new artist lands in the right spot on the map.

The site of a hybrid global video production company, built by a team. I joined for the final stretch before launch: last UI fixes, search, and on-demand refresh so new content shows up without a redeploy.