Online Store / Catalogue

Online Store / Catalogue is a five-page website for a product brand that sells through conversation rather than a checkout. Every buy button opens a chat, which is exactly how most small makers actually trade. Clean white with a terracotta accent and warm surfaces, typeset in Inter.
Pages included

Home — promotional hero with trust statistics and a floating warranty chip, three featured categories, a four-product bestseller grid, four reasons to buy, three reviews, and a closing chat CTA.
Shop — a twelve-product catalogue with photo, name, price and a chat button on every card, plus working category tabs (All / Bags / Wallets / Accessories) driven by the global script, a custom-order section and three leather care tips.
How to Order — four numbered steps from choosing a piece to tracking the parcel, the accepted payment methods with a fraud warning, a shipping table by destination with cost and delivery time, and three guarantees.
About — the founder's story from one bench in a garage, a six-image workshop gallery, three statistics, and three quality commitments written as things the brand refuses to compromise.
Contact — a working enquiry form (name, phone, subject dropdown, message), direct contact details, marketplace storefronts, and an opening-hours table.

Design and style. Terracotta #c2410c on white with a warm surface tone, sticky solid header (header mode: solid, so no page needs a dark band), rounded product cards, and scroll-reveal throughout. The catalogue filter, the mobile menu and the reveal animation are all vanilla JavaScript in the shared script file.
Before you publish. Replace every WhatsApp number, the product names and prices, the marketplace links, and the bank-account warning text. The contact form has named inputs and no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the submit handler on publish and enquiries arrive in Form Submissions.
Best suited to handmade and artisan brands, fashion and accessories, furniture, specialty food, or any small catalogue where the seller wants to answer questions before taking the money.