nexussWe build stores that finish the sale.
NexussCommerce is the ecommerce practice inside Nexussstudio. The same senior team that builds our SaaS and AI products, pointed at catalogues, product pages and checkout.
Seven storefronts, seven catalogues
These are our own builds rather than client engagements. Client commerce work sits under NDA, which is exactly why we built something we can show you in full. Each one is a different sector with a different catalogue shape, and each one is live, so browse it, filter it, add to cart and put an order through checkout. Payments are simulated, so nothing is charged.
VÉRSE
An avant-garde fashion house selling tailoring, outerwear and knitwear in chapters rather than seasons.
Built around: A pinned campaign reel where vertical scroll is converted into horizontal travel across the lookbook, and every frame links to the garment it shows.
VOID//RUN
A footwear lab releasing numbered sneaker drops and publishing every measurement, including the unflattering ones.
Built around: A live countdown to the next drop. Unreleased models show as upcoming everywhere they appear, on the card, the product page and the size grid, all from one release timestamp.
OÛR
A fragrance house where each scent is built around a single hour of the day, sold in three volumes and three concentrations.
Built around: Find Your Scent, a guided recommender that scores your answers into a scent profile and ranks the catalogue against it, so every recommendation can explain itself.
FORME°
A Scandinavian furniture studio selling a permanent catalogue specified in millimetres, with a parts guarantee instead of a seasonal refresh.
Built around: Shop the Room, where labelled hotspots sit over the interior photography and open the exact piece, next to elevation drawings that measure themselves out from the real dimensions.
NOVA OBJECTS
A reference-audio brand selling headphones, turntables and the wear parts for both, with the measurement data published per unit.
Built around: A scroll-driven exploded view in WebGL that separates the product into its component layers, with a drawn fallback for reduced-motion and low-power devices.
KINETIK
A mass-market athletic retailer selling running, training and basketball footwear and apparel across three audiences.
Built around: Free membership as the pricing mechanic: member prices render on every card and product page, apply at checkout through a single toggle, and are recorded on the order itself.
PAVE
A sneaker-led footwear house selling court shapes, runners and boots to the US, UK and EU.
Built around: An offer stack surfaced on the product page rather than buried at checkout, with the discount, the struck price and the cash saving all stated, and an offers page listing live and expired coupons with their minimum spends.
The unglamorous parts, finished.
A storefront is judged on the flows nobody screenshots. Every build above ships the whole path, not just a homepage.
- Search, category, price and variant filtering with sorting
- Product pages with variant-level stock, specifications and reviews
- Persistent cart and wishlist
- Validated multi-step checkout with promotion codes
- Order confirmation, order history and guest order lookup
- Responsive from 320px, with reduced-motion support throughout
A storefront is a product, so we build it like one.
From first idea to enterprise scale.
Commerce questions, answered
Commerce is one of four disciplines here. The same team also builds SaaS platforms, AI products and Web3 infrastructure.
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