Websites
Small-business websites
Single-page storefronts and service sites for local businesses, each with a product catalogue, a cart, an order summary, and its own policy pages.
- Context
- Client websites for small shops and service businesses in the Philippines and Brazil.
- My role
- Design and development
- Year
- 2025–2026


Overview
A long-running series of websites for small businesses in the Philippines and Brazil: groceries, fashion boutiques, menswear and tailoring, beauty and wellness studios, home and décor stores, consultancies, and learning centres. Each one is a self-contained site on the client's own domain that the owner can share on social media and messaging apps.
The problem
Small business owners needed a credible online shop front quickly and cheaply: something that loads fast on a phone, shows their products clearly, lets customers put together an order, and includes the policy pages that customers and payment providers expect.
The solution
A lightweight static site per business, with no framework and no monthly platform fee. Each site gets its own visual identity, a product catalogue, a cart, an order-summary page, and privacy, refund, and terms pages, and is published on the client's own domain.
Screenshots
Captured from the live websites. Sites with a name and link are shown with the owners' permission; the remaining examples are anonymised.
- luiaraestilobrasil.site ↗
- warley-moda.site ↗
- carlos-perez.website ↗
- emanucabralmoda.xyz ↗
- jenniluxehome.shop ↗
- karina-souza.shop ↗
- conceicao-casual.store ↗
- pinnacletrade.site ↗
- eduardaestilo.online ↗
- larasantos-decor.site ↗
- marciavice.online ↗
- jacque-bonutti.store ↗
- esthermoda.shop ↗
- kenrowelwellness.shop ↗
- joanoviafashion.site ↗
- nicolevafresh.shop ↗
- richellestyle.online ↗
- danicaloft.store ↗
- ivorialearning.site ↗
- maryjoymarket.store ↗
- stevenendriga.shop ↗
- luiaraestilobrasil.site ↗
- warley-moda.site ↗
- carlos-perez.website ↗
- emanucabralmoda.xyz ↗
- jenniluxehome.shop ↗
- karina-souza.shop ↗
- conceicao-casual.store ↗
- pinnacletrade.site ↗
- eduardaestilo.online ↗
- larasantos-decor.site ↗
- marciavice.online ↗
- jacque-bonutti.store ↗
- esthermoda.shop ↗
- kenrowelwellness.shop ↗
- joanoviafashion.site ↗
- nicolevafresh.shop ↗
- richellestyle.online ↗
- danicaloft.store ↗
- ivorialearning.site ↗
- maryjoymarket.store ↗
- stevenendriga.shop ↗
My contribution
Designed and built each site, from layout and product presentation to the order flow and deployment on the client's domain.
What it does
- Distinct visual identity per business, from neighbourhood groceries to editorial fashion labels
- Sites written in English, Filipino-English, and Brazilian Portuguese
- Product catalogue with a cart and an order-summary page
- Privacy, refund, and terms pages on every site
- Phone-first layouts
- Published on each client's own custom domain
Technical challenges
Many sites, each one different
Building around 160 sites meant keeping a reliable shared structure (catalogue, cart, order summary, policies) while giving every business a look that feels like its own.
Verified stack
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
Facts from the code
- Client sites built
- ~160
Lessons
- For a small shop, a static site on its own domain can replace a platform with a monthly fee.
- A clear order summary does more for conversion than any animation.
About this case study
Client websites. Sites with a visible name and link are shown with permission and are live on their own domains; the remaining examples are shown anonymously, with names and contact details masked.
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