I’m Niko Saladis. I work directly with your team from the first conversation through launch. We figure out what the site needs to do before we decide what it should look like.
We walk through your catalog, customer questions, and how orders get out the door. That tells us where the site can make life easier for both customers and your team.
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Design around the problem.
We map the path from discovery to checkout and prototype the tricky parts first. That might be a better product comparison, a custom builder, or a much shorter menu.
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Build it. Test it. Hand it over.
We build in Shopify or choose another platform if it fits the job better. Before launch, we test the mobile experience and key flows, then show your team how to run the site.
Selected work.
Different problems. A different build for each.
One link. All the work.
BrandPage / web app
Creators needed one link that could do the work of a portfolio, a link list, and a pitch deck. We built an editor with a live phone preview, so you can see exactly what you’re about to share.
An archery shop is easier to explore when you can narrow the gear by brand and see what’s waiting at the pro shop. We gave visitors a way to do both before they head in.
See how the shop fits in
We gave the range and pro shop clear paths from the homepage, so a first-time visitor can go straight to the information they came for.
Comparing arrow shafts used to mean bouncing between product pages. We lined up diameter, spine, and weight in one table and linked straight to the calculator for your setup.
You can flip a ski over in a shop, so we made the site do it as you scroll. The same flow reveals the ski’s construction, then hands you a finder to narrow down your next pair.
A big inventory can be a slog to browse. We built brand tabs and inventory filters so buyers can get to the right machines fast, with direct paths to parts and service.
A parked van only tells half the story. We turned each build into a scroll-led walkthrough, moving from the exterior to the layout and finishes so you can picture living in it.
It’s hard to picture a custom rod from a list of options. We built a 3D preview that updates as you choose components, so you can turn the rod around and see how the details work together.