Case study

Trubees Vault.

I built Trubees Vault's WooCommerce store to feel like a dependable local coin shop rather than an advert. Metal type is the main menu, a sell badge sits beside the cart, and prices stay right under each product for buyers who arrive knowing what they want.

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IndustryLegal & Finance

Timeline2024

Built withWooCommerce

Legal & Finance E-commerce WooCommerce WordPress Web Design Web Development

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// how it was built

From brief to launch.

Bullion buyers need trust and speed, so I shaped this WooCommerce build around a real inventory and two clear paths.

01 discover

Two-way trade

I mapped out the buying and selling journeys so both were visible before any scrolling.
02 plan

Metal-led navigation

I made the four metals the main menu and gave selling its own badge beside the cart.
03 design

Between silver and gold

I framed the catalogue with brushed silver bar and gold ingot banners and kept product cards white and sparse.
04 build

WooCommerce catalogue

I loaded the dealer's actual rounds and bars, then added product search, customer accounts with past orders and the metal selling inquiry form.
05 test

Price placement

I checked every breakpoint to keep prices under product names and the header search easy to reach.
06 ✓ shipped

Both sides live

The store opened with buying and selling working, plus a Google reviews panel and payment marks in the footer.

What I did

The build, step by step.

Choose a metal first. Silver, gold, platinum and copper make up the main navigation.
Selling is just as visible. A sell badge beside the cart opens an inquiry form for anyone offering their own metal.
Cards like a price sheet. Plain white product cards keep the price directly below the name at every screen size.
Accounts for repeat buyers. Customers can log in and review their order history.
Trust signals in view. An embedded Google reviews panel with a review button and accepted payment marks in the footer back up the store.