Promo pack sale with on-page checkout: the landing page took payment directly, and a Make.com scenario created the customer in the booking system and credited their sessions with no staff entry. Redemptions ran roughly 4x the prior promo, and the setup became the template for every sale after it.
I wanted to make something small businesses would actually use, so I made a scratch-off promo card.
A coin scratches the foil, the discount pops up, done. Any shop, café or salon can make it theirs in a few minutes: retype the offer and code, drop in a logo, change 5 colors. Every layer is named, so nothing gets lost.
In the demo, the same animation runs for a clothing store and a coffee shop.
Built with the SVGator MCP, finished by hand. Works as a video for social, or as an SVG on your site where the button is a real link.
Love that the button is a real link when it's used as an SVG on the site, that makes it more than a video. Scratch-off is instantly understood by anyone, which is exactly what a small shop needs.
Built a headless Shopify storefront straight from the Storefront API. Next.js handles the routing and rendering, the API feeds in 23 products from Shopify's sample catalog, photos and prices included.
Color swatches swap the product shot and the price on click. Filters sit in the URL, so a filtered collection page is a shareable link. There's a set builder: pick three pieces, 15% off.
The cart is real. Add items, change quantities, close the tab, come back a month later. Still there (30-day cookie). Checkout is a mock, no payment.
Also wrote three Liquid sections for Dawn and ran them through theme-check. Zero issues.
100 on accessibility, best practices and SEO on Lighthouse desktop.