In progress. A commerce build for a large catalogue of about 2,300 products, not yet launched.
Write-upClient work · In progress
A storefront in progress for a catalogue of about 2,300 products and about 5,600 product images, being built so a buyer can find a bottle, build one that fits, or ask Grace. The pieces below are the ones that carry it: the Build Your Bottle configurator, product pages whose components come apart in an exploded view, and Grace, the AI concierge who answers with real catalogue products.
ProjectBest Bottles
ClientBest Bottles
DisciplineCommerce
SourceClient-provided catalogue figures
Across screens
Captured from best-bottles-website.vercel.app · 12 October 2026
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Product details & build studies
Selected design and build studies from the project. The current homepage captures appear above.
The product page in its exploded view. Every component is its own render, so cap, fitment, neck thread and body separate, each with its measurements.Build Your Bottle, recorded on the build in progress: a bottle, then glass, fitment and cap, then the review. The sequence moves from bottle to components, then review.
Product page, exploded view. Each component is its own render, so cap, fitment, neck thread and body come apart with their specs.
The same exploded view on a cobalt roll-on: dotted cap, roller-ball fitment, 13-415 thread, body.
The catalogue. Filters by bottle family, capacity and applicator, and every product card carries its cap swatches.
Build Your Bottle, step 2. The glass selection updates the amber bottle preview.
Step 4. A roller fitment chosen, then its cap. The cap selection is presented beside the bottle preview.
Step 5. “Everything fits.” The finished build, part by part.
Grace, the AI concierge, asked for “a 9 ml roll-on bottle”: she narrows the question and surfaces real catalogue products.
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Survey
What we measured before designing: the starting state, the constraints, and the questions we asked.
CatalogueAbout 2,300 products, each needing a page that people can find, compare and buy from.
ImageryAbout 5,600 product images to organise, present and keep consistent across the catalogue.