Products and launches · Published October 4, 2026

Integrating liked features into the main site

Combining features to create a cohesive experience

The situation

A user requested to build a site that showcases liked features working together, with existing prototypes for gaze and gallery interactions. The current homepage is a simple coming-soon page with a contact link. The goal is to create a demonstrable combined experience. The user wants to see the features integrated into the actual site, rather than as separate prototypes. This requires deciding how to incorporate the liked features into the site.

What they weighed

  • Integrate reusable components into the real homepage

    Chosen
  • Build another combined demo route

  • Build a speculative full commerce homepage

What they decided

Integrate reusable components into the real homepage

Why

The user wants a real combined page, and the existing gaze and gallery interactions can be reused as components. The homepage is the right place to prove that the liked interactions can coexist. This approach also allows for retaining the contact link and keeping broader commerce concepts exploratory.

The first step

Build an integrated homepage using existing mechanisms and test it on various devices and settings

How they would know it worked

The site demonstrates gaze and gallery functionality together, with contact mailto remaining and browser tests passing

How it turned out

Not known yet. The result is added here when it comes in.

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