Sample · not a client site

E-commerce

A storefront that sells the watch, not the theme.

Three pieces, honest SKUs, one promo, and a form that names the field it means. The catalogue reads like a jeweler, not a template demo.

The collection

Three pieces, clearly a sample.

Sample promo: insured shipping is on the house this month. One offer — never a stack of codes.

SKU DEMO-CHR-001

Chronograph No. 1

Steel case, sapphire crystal, exhibition back. The hero piece of the sample grid.

SKU DEMO-DVR-002

Diver No. 2

Screw-down crown, 300m rating, lume that survives a movie. The mid-shelf workhorse.

SKU DEMO-DRS-003

Dress No. 3

Thin profile, leather strap, no date window. The quiet one that sells at gift season.

Checkout-adjacent

The form validates the field it names.

A first-name problem lands on First name — never on Last. Try submitting empty.

What we ship

One package, full stack.

Design, development, deploy, CI/CD, infrastructure, and cloud — delivered by one team, then kept running.

Ships with every site

Hardening is in the package.

Stay-up covers the stale year, dead social links, broken RSS, and unpatched themes. That is the retainer, not the add-on.

One public defect pattern

Rushed to production.

A leftover “test” string in the hero copy, a first-name error pinned to the last-name field, and three promo codes stacked on top of each other. Each is small; together they say nobody checked.

A pattern visible on any public page of this kind — no firm named, no client site pictured.

Market band $30k+

A market comp, not a quote — scope is set on a consult.

Security is part of the package, not a bolt-on — see what ships with every site on the Solutions page.

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