Featured work
Canterbury Candles: a live storefront visitors can actually inspect.
This project is shown as a real live site instead of a generic writeup. Visitors can open the storefront, browse the scent collection, and see how the public experience supports ordering and follow-up.
01Live demo
Open the site, then use this page as the project guide.
The preview below loads the public Canterbury Candles site in a read-only frame. Use the live-site button to inspect the full storefront in its own browser tab.
Mobile demo
Open Canterbury Candles in a full browser tab.
The live-site button gives mobile visitors the clearest demo. Small screens do not leave much room for one website inside another.
canterburycandles.com
What to look for
The demo shows the public customer experience.
Some project work, such as admin access and referral operations, belongs behind login screens and is not exposed in the public demo.
Signature scent collection with candle photos and notes
Cart-style order flow for selecting candles
Footer access to ordering, Instagram, and referral status
02Project context
The project connects what visitors see with what the owner needs.
The business needed a public site that could explain the craft, show a growing scent collection, support orders, and make customer follow-up easier to manage.
A Next.js storefront with process storytelling, product browsing, order intake, referral-status access, and supporting workflow improvements behind the scenes.
Public path
The site explains the craft, shows the scent collection, and gives visitors a clear ordering path.
Customer action
Ordering and referral access are treated as part of the public experience, not as disconnected add-ons.
Owner workflow
The public site connects to follow-up and admin readiness work that helps the business keep track of what happens after interest turns into action.
Start with the problem
Send the messy version. We can sort out the shape from there.
A short email about the friction is enough. The first reply can help decide whether the next step is a small review, a clearer outline, or a focused build.