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Watch this website build itself.
The French Broad Chocolate homepage, replayed in seconds from the live site: wireframe, layout, content, live.
French Broad Chocolate makes handcrafted bonbons and bars in Asheville, North Carolina. I built their Shopify store around rich product photography and an easy gifting flow.
What's on the site:
• Shop: gift sets, bonbons, bars, hot chocolate and vegan options
• Bonbon subscriptions and build-your-own box
• Tours, our story, sourcing and process pages
• Shopify theme customization built around the brand
One gift-led message at the top, and the chocolate does the rest.
Stack: Shopify, Liquid, Figma
Live: frenchbroadchocolates.com
What makes you buy a gift online in under a minute?
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Love the build-in-seconds replay. Clear gifting flow too. 🍫
Thanks, Rasaq! Chocolate is so often bought as a gift that the gifting path deserved to be short and obvious, not hidden at checkout. Glad that came through in the replay.
Makes total sense. A short gifting path is a smart win. 🍫
Gift-led messaging is the right call for chocolate. Most people buying bonbons online are buying for someone else. I've designed for a chocolate brand too, and the build-your-own box was always the trickiest flow on mobile. How did you handle the box-builder on small screens?
Agreed, the box builder is the hard part. My approach on small screens: a bar pinned at the bottom that shows how many slots are filled, flavours in a simple two-column grid with one tap to add, and a quick review of the box before it goes to cart.
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