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VividCraft Studio

Websites and stores

The page is the product. The platform just carries it.

Shopify and WooCommerce stores, custom sites and web apps in Next.js, WordPress, or Laravel deployed to a server you control, and landing pages built per campaign — with tracking wired in before launch, not after.

yourstore.myshopify.com
  1. Offer
  2. Layout
  3. Tracking
  4. Launch

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  • Shopify: Store and checkout
  • WooCommerce: Store and checkout
  • WordPress: Custom sites and content
  • Next.js: Custom web apps
  • LaravelLaravel: Custom backends and web apps
  • DockerDocker: Deployment to your server
  • HostingerHostinger: VPS hosting
  • NamecheapNamecheap: VPS hosting and domains
  • Google AnalyticsGoogle Analytics: Journey measurement
  • Microsoft ClarityMicrosoft Clarity: Behavior research
  • Claude CodeClaude Code: AI build and automation assistant
  • CodexCodex: AI build and automation assistant

One path to checkout or enquiry

Platform follows the operation — not the other way round.

Shopify, WooCommerce, a custom build, and a landing page solve different problems. We pick the track that fits the business already in front of us.

Shopify

Selling genuine product, at volume.

Checkout

Storefront, product structure, checkout, and app connections built for a catalog that needs to scale without breaking.

Theme and app costs are the store owner’s; we scope the build and integration work.

See the ecommerce system

WooCommerce

Already on WordPress, ready to sell more.

Existing site
StorefrontCheckoutPlugins

Storefront, checkout, and plugin work scoped around the site you have — not a rebuild nobody asked for.

Hosting and plugin licenses stay with the client; we own the build and the release.

See how access stays yours

Custom

Needs more than a website builder.

Next.jsWordPressLaravel
Your server

Custom sites and web apps in Next.js, WordPress, or Laravel, deployed on Docker to a server we or the client controls — for logic no drag-and-drop platform handles.

Server costs are the client’s or named in the proposal; we own the build and the deployment.

See how a custom build gets scoped

Landing pages

Built for one offer, one audience, one campaign.

One offer
Routed to CRM

Each page carries a single ad promise through to a qualified form, with routing wired into the CRM behind it.

Ad spend is separate; the page is scoped to convert what already arrives qualified.

See the lead-generation system

Method

The same build order, whatever the platform.

Diagnose the current setup before choosing a platform, then build with measurement wired in from the start.

  1. Diagnose

    Confirm the offer, the current setup, and the constraint the build needs to solve.

  2. Choose the platform

    Shopify, WooCommerce, a custom build, or a landing page — decided by the operation, not preference.

  3. Build with tracking wired

    Analytics and behavior tracking go in before launch, not bolted on after.

  4. Launch and handoff

    A controlled release, with access and documentation handed to the team that runs it.

What stays yours

The build is yours. Access and hosting are named in writing.

Nothing about the build stays locked to us after it ships.

Platform and admin access

Store, theme, plugin, or server access sits with the team that runs the business.

Domain, hosting, and DNS

Hosting can sit with the client, on a VPS we provision, or with us — the proposal names which, and who holds the keys.

Analytics and tracking accounts

Google Analytics and Clarity accounts are the client’s, connected to the build we deliver.

Bring the offer. We'll scope the build.

Tell us the platform, the product or service behind it, and what it needs to do. We'll confirm fit and the next practical step.