Self-built demonstrations

We explored how a specialty running store could explain fitting services and help visitors find practical information.

We built a self-directed homepage demonstration using publicly available photography and information about fitting services.

The demonstration uses a static layout to make hours and fitting information easy to inspect. It does not establish customer or sales outcomes.

We explored how a pub homepage could present its character, menu, and publicly listed ordering links.

We built a self-directed homepage demonstration using public menu material and links to existing ordering and gift-card providers.

We included menu content and outbound links in the demonstration. We did not migrate or operate the business's live systems.

We explored how a butcher and café could organize product information and present its neighborhood identity.

We built a self-directed homepage demonstration using public business information and photography.

We explored the arrangement of product photography and public descriptions. This is a design exercise, not evidence of a customer engagement.