Organic Ink
An e-commerce site for plant-based temporary tattoos with a real-ink look that lasts two to four weeks. Collections, a live Crosses drop, cart, wholesale enquiries, and a pitch that fits one scroll.
The problem
A temporary tattoo has to overcome one doubt in the first seconds: will it look real. The site had to answer that before it asked for anything.
The approach
The hero puts the ink on skin, full bleed, with the promise in one line. Then the page earns the purchase in order: the collections with one live and three staged as drops, a three-step how-it-works with a running ticker, customer reviews with video, and the questions people actually ask. A cart for retail, a side tab for wholesale.
Highlights
- One collection live, Crosses, sixteen designs; Florals, Script, and Symbols staged as drops with a list to join
- How it works in three steps, place, press, peel, at about twenty seconds
- Retail cart and a wholesale enquiry path on the same page
Results
- Live at organicinkusa.com on Vercel
- The whole pitch in one scroll: hero, collections, method, reviews, FAQ
- Built to grow by drops: new collections publish without a redesign
Product sites win on the first three seconds. This one spends them on the product, not on itself.