Demo Sites

A storybook character world that shows how StrichSuite can turn illustrated portraits and scene art into a gentle print-on-demand catalogue with in-page product moments.

In this demo, add-to-cart buttons have been injected directly into the website layout, creating a fully native shopping experience without disrupting the existing design or user journey.

This demo showcases multiple product templates being used for different artwork types. Separate template sets have been assigned for transparent PNG artwork, portrait images, landscape designs, and more.

Customers can instantly browse and select available products through the sleek floating popup option, keeping the shopping experience fast, intuitive, and visually connected to the artwork without changing the layout of the page.

An artist portfolio demo for expressionist landscapes, showing how StrichSuite can sit inside a softer editorial art site with collection pages, gallery lightboxes, and embedded print shopping.

This demo presents StrichSuite inside a warm, painterly portfolio site, showing how print-on-demand tools can live within an artist-first layout rather than a standard storefront.

Landscape collections open into dedicated gallery pages where visitors can browse artwork, open images in a lightbox, and move directly into the embedded Strich shop below.

The product flow is kept visually connected to the artwork, helping print selection feel like part of the studio site experience rather than a separate ecommerce system.

A secondary module for promos, navigation shortcuts, or supporting information.

A comedy folk horror web comic example that shows how StrichSuite can present an inline on-page print-on-demand product listing alongside the comic.

In this example, the Strich Inline product interface has been customised to match the look and feel of the website, including colours, styling, buttons, and layout for a seamless branded experience.

This demo shows products embedded directly into the page layout, allowing customers to browse and purchase products without being redirected away from the artwork or content.

A photography portfolio that uses StrichSuite to frame gallery images as print products, showing a cleaner print-on-demand path for limited editions and wall art.

Photography can be connected to carefully chosen product templates, allowing visitors to move from viewing an image to selecting a print format in a clear and controlled way.

The Strich Inline interface can be presented in a restrained, business-friendly style, giving the site ecommerce functionality without making the portfolio feel like a shopfront.

An indie band site that demonstrates how StrichSuite can slot merch and print-on-demand artwork into a louder editorial layout without losing the feel of a music-first homepage.

This demo shows how Strich Inline can add print-on-demand products to an existing music website without rebuilding the page, replacing the design, or sending fans away to a separate shop.

Posters, cover art, graphics, and visual assets can be connected directly to products, making it easy to turn existing creative material into purchasable merch.