Wock Hart By Nature
A rebuilt clothing storefront with a cleaner catalog and direct, client-owned Square checkout routes.
What to noticeA direct storefront entrance
The opening screen establishes the brand and takes shoppers straight to the catalog.
Live client website · Ecommerce storefront
Wock Hart By Nature
A rebuilt clothing storefront with a cleaner catalog and direct, client-owned Square checkout routes.
Project screens
See the work in desktop and phone context.
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Case-study boundary
This case study uses public storefront material and neutral relationship wording. Explicit portfolio, publicity, model-image, and testimonial permission is not recorded, so no endorsement is claimed.
What this project is
- Project
- Wock Hart By Nature
- Status
- Live client website
- Type
- Ecommerce storefront
What the project needed
The business needed a more organized storefront, consistent product presentation, required size and colour details, and a custom domain without disturbing business email.
What I found before building
The product catalog and checkout routes needed to feel like one store, while the domain, email, and payment account stayed under the client's control.
What I built
- Rebuilt mobile storefront and category structure
- Standardized inconsistent product images into a cleaner studio-style catalog
- Connected every approved product to its mapped Square checkout
- Required size and colour selections before checkout
- Connected the custom domain while preserving business email
The main working parts
- Responsive product browsing
- Catalog filters and product details
- Required purchase options
- Clear shipping and support information
How outside systems fit
The storefront connects to 37 verified, product-specific Square Payment Links held in the client's Square account.
How the content and visuals were handled
I organized the public information and prepared the agreed web-ready visuals so the pages, products, or study tools felt like one coherent experience.
How the work was refined
I reviewed the live purchase path, revised the storefront with the client, and kept product, wording, and checkout updates inside the agreed launch scope.
How it adapts
The catalog, navigation, product choices, and checkout handoff were built for phone, tablet, and desktop use.
What I checked
Phone, tablet, desktop, the apex and www domains, email-preserving DNS, and all 37 public checkout routes.
How handoff or ownership works
The client owns the domain, business email, and Square account. The website can continue with or without optional Fixday care.
What happens after launch
The store launched as an operational website with an optional route for routine product and website updates.
How I would scope similar work
I would start a similar request around the Ecommerce Website package, then confirm the exact pages, features, integrations, content, testing, payment plan, and support in writing.
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