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Architect Shop

Storefront with a shipping threshold bar that lifts basket size

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HTML · CSS · JavaScript
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How it works

Every piece is there for a reason.

Architect Shop annotated

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Free-shipping progress bar

Fills as items are added. The most reliable basket-size lever

What it does for the business

A store built around the two things that move revenue: bigger baskets and fewer abandoned checkouts.

Online registration

Player details, waivers, and consents collected once

Why it matters
Replaces the paper form and the shoebox of cheques, and next season the family doesn't fill anything in again

Payment plans

Season fees split automatically across the term

Why it matters
Families who'd otherwise not sign up do. It grows the roster more than any marketing spend at this level

Team schedules

Each family sees only their own sessions

Why it matters
Cuts the "which field, what time" texts that eat a coach's evening

SMS updates

Add-on

Cancellations and changes sent by text

Why it matters
Parents don't read email. A 7am weather call reaches them by text or it doesn't reach them

Coach profiles

Names, experience, and background-check status

Why it matters
Answers the question every parent has and most clubs leave hanging

Waitlist capture

Add-on

Names collected when a group is full

Why it matters
Fills a mid-season drop-out the same day instead of losing the place

What a build like this takes

Storefront design, catalogue, and checkout. Typically 4-6 weeks from receiving product photography — the photos usually set the pace. Simple single-state sellers can run on Stripe; multi-state shipping or complex variants belong on Shopify behind the same design .

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