Sales pages · Portable Blender Sales Page
A juicy one-product sales page where you build a smoothie before you buy
A long-form, conversion-first sales page for a 380 ml USB-C portable blender. Pick a colour and the hero floods with it, build a smoothie in the Smoothie Lab and watch the jar blend it, then choose Single, Duo or Trio with an order bump and check out with cash on delivery, Whish Money, OMT or card. Honest urgency (a launch timer and a live stock counter), a juice-bar savings calculator, filterable reviews, a comparison table and a thank-you page with a one-click add-on.
Tap or drag fruit, oat milk and ice into an SVG WHIRL jar: layers drop in, calories and blend cycles update, and Blend spins the blades, swirls the layers into one mixed colour and flips out a named recipe card.
A step-by-step builder for a made-to-order desk from a Beirut workshop: size, top, base, colour and extras, with a 3D preview that redraws on every choice and turns under your finger. Price, lead time, ready date and SKU update live, build rules explain what can't be combined, and every design gets a shareable code.
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A phone product page with a frequently-bought-together checklist and combined price, a post-add modal offering protection at a one-time price with a live countdown, and a cart drawer that suggests what completes the setup, offers a storage upgrade on the line item and unlocks a free gift above a spend threshold.
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Product reviews for an optical-frame store in Beirut: a star histogram that filters, customer photos in a swipeable lightbox, verified-buyer badges, helpful votes, sort and search, a Q&A tab, and a write-a-review form with star rating, fit, photo upload and inline validation. A “Customers say” summary is built locally from the reviews and rewrites itself when a new one is posted.
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A flash-sale bar and product card with a flip-digit countdown to a real deadline, a stock-left bar that ticks down as people buy, an 'ends soon' pulse in the last 10 minutes, and an automatic switch to 'Sale ended' with a notify-me form.
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