E-commerce storefront
S&E Creations
A custom shop for handmade 3D-printed toys, fidgets, and décor, with a playful design built around the brand and a simple guest checkout. Inventory and payments stay connected to Square.
- Client
- S&E Creations
- Completed
- September 2026
The problem
The shop looked like every other Square site.
Square handled payments well, but the storefront couldn’t reflect the handmade, playful feel of the products. They wanted a new look without giving up the inventory and checkout they already relied on.
- Square’s template limited the layout, fonts, and buttons
- Inventory and payments were already set up in Square
- Links to the old Square store needed to keep working after the switch
What I did
I built a new site around their brand rather than customizing Square’s template. The colors, fonts, and sticker-style cards help every page feel like their shop.
Art, Creatures, Fidgets, and Everyday each have their own personality while still feeling like one shop. Guests can browse, choose shipping or pickup, and check out without an account. Square still handles inventory and payments, and old Square links still work.
What changed
- A storefront with its own identity, built to match the products instead of a one-size-fits-all template.
- No new tools to learn. Products, inventory, and payments are still managed in Square, and the site stays in sync automatically.
- A smoother checkout: guests can buy without an account, choose shipping or local pickup, and return to the shop after paying.
- Nothing lost in the move. Every old Square link redirects to the right place, so previously shared links and search listings still work.
Together
Your shop can look like you without starting over.
If your current platform makes your store feel like a template, you can keep the inventory and payments you already use and build a storefront around your brand.
