Confetti Committed CreationsThe Pennant
The loudest and most playful.
Strung like one of your banners. Every section hangs off a pennant line, the headings look screen printed, and the cards are die cut with a colored spine.
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Four Ways To Do It
Hey Kristen! I built four versions of your home page. Same words and the same pictures in all of them, just put together differently so you can actually see what feels right instead of trying to picture it.
Have a click through each one, on your phone too if you can. There's a fourth one further down that's a bit of a wildcard.
Before You Look
Nothing Here Is Final
These are rough ideas. Colors, wording, fonts, layout, all of it can change.
You don't have to pick one and keep it as is. "I like the third layout but I hate the colors" is a perfectly good answer, and honestly it's the most useful kind. Mix them up however you want.
These are home pages only. Your real site will have full pages behind everything.
One thing that might read funny: the writing on them is you talking to your customers, not me. Where a page says "I cut these by hand", that's you. It's placeholder wording and it's all yours to change.
The banner builder is the closest to finished, so go play with it. The pennant shapes in it are traced from your own banners, and each one says which set it came from. The colors are made up for now. Send me your real cardstock list and it goes in.
The Cut Sheet
The most handmade.
Made out of stacked cardstock. Every section is a sheet with a scalloped cut, and every card is two layers of paper, the way you build a piece.
The Worktable
The quietest, and the most expensive looking.
Your cutting mat. The menu down the side stays put while you scroll and shows you where you are. Everything is labelled and measured.
One More
The Layer
This one's The Worktable again, with the movement I'd originally had in mind on top. It breaks your no-moving-things rule on purpose, and I wanted you to see it once before I dropped the idea.
Nothing loops, nothing drifts, nothing moves while you're reading. The banner builds itself once when the page opens. Sections arrive as you reach them. A little confetti comes off the button when someone orders, because on a business called Confetti Committed Creations it felt rude not to.
There's a Calm Mode button in the bottom corner. Press it and all the movement switches off, so you can see the same page both ways.
Hate it and we'll never speak of it again. Like one small bit of it and we'll just take that bit.
Then
What I Need From You
- What you liked and what you didn't. Any combination. Be as picky as you want, that's the whole point.
- Your real cardstock colors. And a look over the shapes in the builder, in case I missed one you make or included one you don't.
- Your logo, best quality you've got, plus any party photos. Theme photos square, 620 by 620 or bigger. Occasion photos 16 by 9, around 976 by 549. Shoot to those two and nothing ever gets cropped weird.
Still need to know who your domain is registered with, and whether we're building toward a date.