The full site on a big screen
The Stash Records home page on a desktop screen, as it was built.
Every section comes from a small set of page templates. The pages behind it read the same way, and adding the next one is a writing job with no redesign.
A Brisbane record store's new and pre-loved vinyl, pre-loved CDs and turntables, shoppable online from its Camp Hill shop.
The brief
A Brisbane record store's new and pre-loved vinyl, pre-loved CDs and turntables, shoppable online from its Camp Hill shop.
Organising the content into sections, pages and navigation, so a visitor arriving from any search lands somewhere that makes sense.
See our UX and wireframing serviceDesigning a small set of reusable layouts that a long run of similar pages can share, so adding the next page is a writing job with no new build.
See our Custom website design serviceGiving each service area its own page with its own local signals, and tying those pages to the business's listing and address details.
See our Local SEO serviceThe build
What Stash Records looks like as built: on a desktop, around its photography, and on a phone.
The Stash Records home page on a desktop screen, as it was built.
Every section comes from a small set of page templates. The pages behind it read the same way, and adding the next one is a writing job with no redesign.
The photography is Stash Records' own, and the build is set around it.
We set it large, with room to breathe, so the page opens on a picture. The copy follows once the picture has done its job.
Here it is at phone width and uncropped. Plenty of visitors see it this way first.
The first screen says what the page is for and shows the next step. The rest follows in the order a visitor needs it.