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CLIENT STORY / 2026JUST LAUNCHED

Small batch.
Big character.

Texas Trinkets
& Treasures

A digital home with the same warmth as the work inside it. We designed and built a storefront for Salem Shields’ handmade western jewelry, where discovering a piece leads naturally to a conversation with its maker.

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The live website: handmade western jewelry, turquoise and silver product photography, and paths to browse or request a custom piece
THE LIVE WEBSITE / Supporting material study created for this presentation

01 / THE IDEA

Keep the
human touch.

Small-batch work needs room for its individual character. The site brings together a browsable collection, the maker’s story, and an easy way to ask about a piece.

Ordering stays personal: customers explore what they like, then confirm availability, pricing and details with Salem. The website makes that next conversation easy to start.

OUR ROLE
Website design & development
THE EXPERIENCE
Collection browsing
Custom-order inquiry
Maker storytelling
STATUS
Launched · 2026

02 / MADE PERSONAL

A little western.
Entirely her own.

Turquoise, silver and warm paper tones give the collection a setting of its own. Large photographs let the details do the talking. Clear paths to browse and inquire keep the experience useful on a phone, too.

TurquoiseSilverPaper
The launched Texas Trinkets homepage on a narrow mobile screen
MOBILE / THE LIVE SITE
Texas Trinkets’ turquoise and silver necklaces displayed on velvet and a wood slice
THE CLIENT’S OWN PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY

03 / FROM BROWSING TO A CONVERSATION

Make it
yours.

A stone. A charm. A preferred length. The custom-order section helps visitors describe what they have in mind before they get in touch.

The live custom-order section with stone, charm and chain-length choices
LIVE WEBSITE CAPTURE / CUSTOM ORDER EXPERIENCE

A new home for
one-of-a-kind work.

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