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Showcase — Ecommerce / Artisan Food, Ireland
Showcase Project

Celtic Pantry.
Product-led artisan shop layout.

Irish artisan food ecommerce template with category pages, product grids, trust signals, and checkout-ready mobile layout.

Type
Showcase Template
Sector
Ecommerce / Artisan Food
Scope
6-page shop site + product schema
Built
12 July 2026
Live demo  ·  6-page shop site + product schema  ·  showcase template — not a paying client
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The Brief

Independent food retailers compete with supermarkets on convenience.

Artisan shops win on story and trust — but only if the site makes ordering as easy as Tesco.

This showcase models an Irish artisan food retailer that competes on product story and delivery clarity — not on price alone.

Three problems this template solves:

  • Products buried in Facebook posts — no dedicated shop page — every sale depended on social DMs
  • No delivery clarity — shipping zones, cut-off times, and returns were unanswered before checkout
  • Mobile shop unusable — product grid broke on small screens — two-column layout missing on 390px
The Approach

Products first. Delivery clarity second. Trust third.

Forest green and terracotta tokens feel artisan without looking homemade. Product cards are thumb-friendly on mobile.

Six pages — shop, category, about, delivery, contact — structured around how Irish consumers buy artisan food online.

  • Product category pages — preserves, baked goods, and gift hampers — each with grid layout and add-to-cart CTA
  • Delivery and returns page — shipping zones, cut-off times, and returns policy — reduces pre-purchase anxiety
  • Mobile product grid — two-column product cards with price and CTA on 390px viewports
  • Trust badges — Irish-made, free delivery threshold, and secure checkout signals above the fold
  • LocalBusiness + Store schema — JSON-LD with address, opening hours, and product offer structure
What we delivered

Everything in the live demo.

No vapour. Each item below is in the Vercel preview — version-controlled and linked from this page.

01

Product category pages

Preserves, baked goods, and gift hampers — each with grid layout and add-to-cart CTA.

02

Shop homepage

Featured products, seasonal highlights, and trust badges.

03

Delivery and returns

Clear shipping zones, cut-off times, and returns policy.

04

Mobile product grid

Two-column product cards with price and CTA on 390px viewports.

05

LocalBusiness + Store schema

JSON-LD with address, opening hours, and product offer structure.

06

Forest green brand

Artisan palette — warm, credible, not corporate.

Build notes — not a client testimonial.

This is a showcase template built to production standard. No client quote, no invented metrics — just the decisions we made and what we shipped.

For agencies

Ecommerce overflow for agencies serving Irish food and gift retailers — product grid, delivery page, and trust architecture pre-built.

For business owners

Your products deserve better than a Facebook shop link. Category pages, delivery info, and mobile product grids that convert browsers to buyers.

How we ran it

The WebFluence Squad pipeline.

Eight specialised agents, one structured plan before any HTML is written. The same pipeline runs on every WebFluence build.

PHASE 01
Niche research
Sector pain points, competitor sites, and buyer journey mapped before design.
PHASE 02
Brand and structure
Colour system, page architecture, and CTA hierarchy locked.
PHASE 03
Build and schema
Pages written, JSON-LD added, mobile tested at 390px and 768px.
PHASE 04
Deploy and document
Vercel preview live, build notes published on webfluence.digital.
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