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Before → after

Fictional shops. Real industry mess patterns.

Before After · Modern

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Ridgeview Coin Exchange

Spreadsheet store — Same inventory story — cards and photos instead of a data grid.

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Before After · Classic

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Lakeside Numismatics

1998 cart UI — Default blue links and picture stubs become a trust-first classic storefront.

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Before After · Techy

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Capitol Rare Coins

OOS wall + ghost listing — Out-of-stock novels and a high-ticket listing with no photo become live stock with media.

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Full multi-page demo sites

Nine complete sites across Modern, Classic, and Techy — different industries, page counts, maps, and contact pages. Open any of them in a new window.

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Three directions — not three templates

Modern, Classic, and Techy are design moods — not fixed page skeletons. Your pages, photos, and offers stay yours; each build invents its own layout. Two Modern jobs should never look like twins. The mosaics show different fictional projects inside each direction.

Modern

Clean, open, and calm. Big type, breathing room, photos that lead.

• Easy to scan on a phone
• Soft contrast, confident layout
• Default “we’re current” choice

Fits: most shops, service businesses, simple and sharp

Classic

Warm trust. Feels established — heritage without looking dusty.

• Editorial, formal, or neighborhood-shop tones
• Strong hierarchy, quiet confidence
• Reputation-first brands

Fits: multi-generation shops, high-trust trades

Techy

Bold contrast and product energy — online-native, not corporate beige.

• Dark UI or sharp product chrome
• Strong CTAs, fewer soft edges
• Feels like software, not a 2009 brochure

Fits: younger brands, digital-first desks, edge without chaos

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