T3D Design Store
Shop layout system

Clear shelves now. Seamless products later.

The store should already know where categories, featured products, product cards, listing details, and custom-request routing belong before the real catalog is loaded.

Product card pattern

The future catalog card.

This is the visual target for real Zoho products: photo first, plain title, confidence badges, price, and one clear path to details.

Hero Photo
Single SKUSize shown

Example Flexi Creature

Short product summary lands here from the Zoho item record.

MaterialApprox. size
$00.00
View listing
Scale Photo
No variantsReady

Example Art Print

Each colorway or size gets its own product only when it is worth its own SKU.

Art printDisplay
$00.00
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Use Photo
Fit notesIncluded clear

Example Organizer

Functional products use the same card shell, but the listing carries compatibility details.

CompatibilityRevision
$00.00
View listing
Listing contract

Every product page gets the same confidence structure.

When a product is added later, the page should already have obvious homes for the gallery, specs, included/not-included notes, care notes, shipping expectations, and custom-work redirect.

Required product-page zones

PhotosHero, detail, scale, in-use.
SpecsMaterial, size, category, stock status.
IncludedExactly what ships.
Not includedProps, cases, tools, terrain.
Collection slot

Featured shelf goes here.

Once products exist, this area should be replaced or fed by a Zoho collection such as Launch Favorites, Multicolor Creatures, or Giftable Prints.

Launch Favorites

Curated first impression.

Multicolor Creatures

High-value color work.

Giftable Prints

Simple buyer discovery.

Custom request path

Custom work stays out of product variants.

Scanner-assisted organizers, fit-based inserts, and custom requests should start with the Zoho Forms intake path instead of pretending every request is a normal cart product.