Unus Annus’ iconic merch store featured stark black and white contrasts, started with the promise of closing as a reminder of mortality.

Each drop was limited by time, and a graveyard at the bottom of the site accumulated gravestones as each ended.

A timer ticked down in the corner from the beginning of the project until its end - where there was a giant sendoff, before being closed forever.

Over Goldlink’s merch site looms a 3D blood moon, rendered in-browser and reacting to the mouse’s movements. The design follows the album cycle’s aesthetic surrounding 90s nostalgia and vampirism.

The Weird Lil’ Guys storefront has a familiar layout, but underneath the minimal surface lay unique interactions.

Cats pile in the cart as items are added, checkout completion is celebrated, and items are snatched off-screen once added to the cart.

For its duration, Chuckle Sandwich featured a menu-like theme with interactive elements around the store.

Each tee had the design of a sandwich, and each time one of the tees were bought, that sandwich was added to a stack that everyone could see.

Yung Bae’s merch store features maritime and aviation-based themes, extending beyond his merch store and into additional pop-up splash pages for events and releases.

Penelope Scott’s website and merch store runs on a fake OS - folders that double as pages can be opened and closed, and can be directly linked to in order to preserve SEO.

The webstore of comedian Flula Borg features unique Netscape-style navigation, and a nostalgic “so-bad-it’s-good” geocities theme.

CrankGamePlays’ merch site is split in two, featuring different styling depending on which collection you view. Each has its own coloring and subtle animated background.

Around Gators Daily’s merch store lay their alligator mascot, who springs to life when anything is added to the cart.

Created for the streamers among our clients, our Twitch Notifications app allows streamers to engage with their community by displaying and calling out purchases on their store while streaming.

The notifications can be customized however the client would like, and is optimized based on feedback to easily fit on any stream.

Created for the NFT project “Women and Weapons,” this dashboard allows holders of the W&W NFTs to access their holdings in new ways, downloading their NFT art and accessing special discounts and offerings available only to holders.

While the NFTs were static images, we worked with the W&W team to create an image generator that creates true-to-holding images using the individual pieces that each NFT had.

These let holders get versions with transparent backgrounds, or even versions with alternate art to celebrate events in the community.

While we love to work on projects with our clients, sometimes we need to help ourselves out a bit, too.

Our favored eCommerce platform, Limited Run, lacked deep theme controls outside of basic text and color inputs. So we leveraged some unique abilities of the customization code they left open, and created our very own click-and-drag theme editor that allows previously code-only changes to be handled by anyone with access.