Client pages stay with clients. These six we built for ourselves, with made-up brands, to show the formats we work in. Each one is live: open it and click around.
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An article about why home-made pickles go mouldy, with a slider that shows what happens in the jar day by day. The product, a fermentation set, appears only after the reader understands the problem.
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Three short chapters of one evening, 21:00 to 21:40. The photo on the left changes as you read. No health claims: the tea is sold as a ritual, not as a remedy.
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A product page for linen bedding. Pick a colour and the photos change tone, pick a size and the price updates. Parallax on the closing image.
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Four questions, one recommendation. The quiz picks a raised bed size from the answers and ends with a small burst of confetti.
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Five habits for dry winter hands. The product is habit number four, clearly marked as an ad, inside an otherwise useful list.
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A brand page for flor de sal. Salt crystals drift across the hero and move away from your cursor; uses sit in a horizontal rail.
All six brands are fictional and nothing is sold on these pages; the buy buttons only show a note. Prices are examples. Photos: Unsplash. Live campaigns in your vertical can be shown on a call.
Different countries, formats and moods. The same habits underneath.
Polish pickles, an Italian evening, Portuguese salt pans. Local details are what make a page feel local.
Each page says it’s advertising near the top and next to the buy button.
No invented reviews, no countdown timers, no “only 3 left”.
A slider, a quiz, a scroll story. One interaction per page, built to keep people reading.
Most native and social traffic is mobile. Every page was checked at 390 pixels wide.
One HTML file, local fonts, compressed photos. Uploads to any hosting in minutes.
Tell us the product and the market, and which concept is closest to what you have in mind.