A name, set in the fonts she really cuts
The font picker is not a generic web-font list — it is her own typeface set, self-hosted, so what a customer previews is what the laser actually cuts. Nothing can be chosen that cannot be made.
Custom wood signs cut and engraved to order in Wake Forest — nursery rounds, name signs, monograms, realtor closing keys. The logo burns itself into a wood board as the page opens, a name can be tried in every font the shop actually cuts from, and finishes come straight off its own stain and paint chart, with the price working itself out as you choose.
A one-person laser shop selling through Facebook Marketplace, where every order started as a back-and-forth message: what font, what stain, what size, how much. The site had to answer those four questions before anyone typed a word.
The font picker is not a generic web-font list — it is her own typeface set, self-hosted, so what a customer previews is what the laser actually cuts. Nothing can be chosen that cannot be made.
Stains and paints come straight off the shop's own colour chart rather than an approximation, and the price resolves itself as the choices are made. The quote stops being a conversation.
The page opens by engraving the mark into a wood board — a three.js and GSAP hero that shows the process the shop sells, rather than describing it.
Round designs are numbered the way she numbers them, so a customer and the shop are looking at the same thing when an order comes through.
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.