Example case study

Retail

Harbour Goods — small-catalogue commerce

An e-commerce storefront for a Canadian retailer that needed product clarity, trustworthy checkout and a maintainable catalogue.

Stylized illustration of a product grid and checkout flow

The situation

The previous site mixed brochure pages with an ageing cart. Product updates were slow and mobile checkout was awkward.

How we approached it

We separated merchandising templates from content pages, tightened performance on product images, and treated checkout security as a launch requirement.

This demonstration study covers a compact catalogue: collection templates, product detail, shipping messaging and a checkout path that does not fight the brand. Security, SSL and backups sit beside merchandising, not behind it.

Outcomes

  • Clearer product templates and collection navigation
  • HTTPS, hardened forms and documented backups
  • A maintenance path for catalogue and content edits
  • Analytics events ready for purchase and enquiry tracking

Example project. Do not present these outcomes as measured client results.