A homepage is only half the job. The other half is how a TCG shop runs POs and invoices, how an auction gets recorded, and whether the right page is the first result when someone is stuck at Port Klang.
These are client sites I shipped: a TCG brand with a storefront and a back office, an interior studio, and a compliance firm that has to be found on Google.
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A TCG storefront for Malaysia: live lots on the home page, WhatsApp Tradezone as the bidding channel, and a dark layout that treats the card as the product — not a generic Shopify grid.
This is the public face. Auctions, waitlists, and preorder drops sit in the same brand, so a collector can land and know what is live today.
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The back office for the shop: purchase orders for sealed drops, invoices when it is time to collect, auctions recorded next to customers and payments. Draft, then verified — not a folder of WhatsApp screenshots.
Documents, products, wishlists, preorders, and reporting sit in one place so a TCG week can run without rebuilding the order in Excel.
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A Desa ParkCity / KL interior studio site: quiet photography, a short hero, then the work. The job was to look like the rooms they actually build — not a template with stock marble.
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Mindvox is a Malaysia SIRIM / ST / MCMC / e-DIK agent. The homepage has to say that in one screen: demurrage, Port Klang, the agencies, and a way to talk — because the buyer is usually stuck with a container, not browsing.
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The SEO work in August started to show. Search Console, last three months: 81 clicks and 6.27k impressions, average position 13.2.
The lift is after 20 Aug — impressions climb first, then clicks. That is the part marked on the chart.
Buildings, tools, or a partnership — or just to say hello.