A selection of retail, e-commerce, and small-business websites, with desktop and mobile examples.
A multi-brand audio storefront connecting customers with car, motorcycle, marine, and off-road gear.
The store brings several equipment categories into one retail website. The design needs to help visitors recognize the right category and move into the catalog without losing their place.
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A large consumer car-audio storefront built to make a broad multi-brand catalog easier to browse across desktop and mobile.
A large audio catalog needs a clear structure. Customers should be able to understand the product range and find a useful starting point whether they arrive on a phone or a desktop.
Explore the Trinity Car Audio project →Visit website ↗
A Texas-made candle and scented-goods storefront with a warmer product-first shopping experience.
The website needs to introduce the maker’s product range while giving shoppers a clear route into the store. Product imagery and the feel of the brand both matter to that first impression.
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A brick-and-mortar car-audio retailer combining installation credibility with online product sales.
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A Louisiana customization retailer combining local services, car audio, lighting, paint, and online shopping.
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A competition-focused car-audio manufacturer with direct-to-consumer online integration.
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A product-driven manufacturer storefront built to present specialty mobile-audio equipment clearly.
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A multi-brand mobile-audio store designed for catalog browsing and direct consumer sales.
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A competition-audio brand website combining product presentation with direct online sales.
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