A real pour, behind the headline
Footage of him actually pouring, not a stock loop. The material is glossy and moves — that is what makes someone stop, so the page opens on it.
Epoxy resin art poured in Miami — signature crosses, character pieces and one-off commissions. Footage of a real pour runs behind the headline, the shop reads the live Shopify inventory with a cart that stays on the site, and every piece opens into a gallery you can zoom right into.
An artist selling one-off pieces through Etsy and Instagram, who came with a templated Shopify store as the reference and wanted something that did not look like everyone else's.
Footage of him actually pouring, not a stock loop. The material is glossy and moves — that is what makes someone stop, so the page opens on it.
The shop reads live Shopify inventory through the headless API and keeps the cart on the page, so the storefront is his rather than a redirect into a template.
Every piece opens into a gallery that zooms, because on hand-poured resin the detail in the surface is the thing being bought.
Every site here is live on the client’s own domain, designed for one business and reused for none. Tell me what yours does and I’ll tell you what I’d build.