StuntCoders · homepage redesign · internal review
Each concept is a full homepage as a self-contained static HTML file. Same content strategy, same sections — three different visual personalities. Open each, scroll it fully, then decide which direction (or which mix) to develop.
The safest premium upgrade. Cools today's indigo into an engineering blue, sharp radius, hairline grids, a technical system-diagram hero. Quiet engineering confidence — "nothing here is an accident."
Reads like: Linear (light), Vercel docs, European minimal design studios.
Best if: you want evolution, not revolution — existing clients should still recognize you.
The boldest repositioning. The site as a control room: dark canvas, live-feeling ops console hero, agent status lines, mono labels everywhere. Maximum distance from "WooCommerce support shop", strongest AI-agents signal.
Reads like: Vercel, Supabase, Railway, Linear dark.
Best if: the AI-automation story should dominate and you want to look like a technology company, not an agency.
The trust-maximal route. Commerce engineering as craft atelier: magazine-cover serif headlines, generous whitespace, slow calm rhythm, one dark editorial band. Sells tenure and senior humans, not machinery.
Reads like: Stripe Press, Pentagram, high-end consultancy sites.
Best if: your buyers choose on relationship and trust — "the engineering department you always wanted."
A bolder take on precision: the site as a technical spec sheet. Centered cover statement, ruled fact table, oversized outlined index numerals, section numbering ("Section 01/04"), zero border-radius. More graphic and assertive than A, same engineering rigor.
Reads like: a Bauhaus spec sheet, studio sites like Base or Muoto.
Best if: you like A's rigor but want more graphic punch and a centered hero.
The nature/craft take on warm editorial: a field journal for commerce engineering. Contour-line artwork, "chapters" instead of sections, clay-orange margin notes, forest-green dark band. Slightly more playful than C, still senior.
Reads like: a naturalist's notebook, Patagonia's editorial voice, premium outdoor/craft brands.
Best if: you like C's warmth but want something less corporate, more "artisan workshop".
Reports behind these concepts: docs/ui-workflow/ · Full spec: docs/ui-design-spec.md