Websitefor Growmaker
A website project in art, delivered by DeveloperLook.
About the project
DeveloperLook designed and built Growmaker, an NFT digital art website where people discover, collect, and buy work from creators worldwide. It adds curated drops, annual art awards, and subscription plans.
Growmaker is a digital art platform that showcases creators from around the world. Collectors use it to discover, collect, and buy unique art pieces. The site adds curated art drops, annual awards, and subscription plans, all in a dark design that lets the artwork carry each page.
Visitors land on a Discover the arts from worldwide creators hero with Get Started and Browse products buttons. Below it, an Our Annual Art Awards strip leads into a products row, the latest drops, and a pricing section with 2 plans. Signed-in members get a featured carousel, Latest Release and Most Downloaded rows, and a category bar.
The collections page pairs a search box and filters with a category list and a drop selector. Each product page has an image gallery, a description, product details, tags, and a download button with more file options. Members can suggest an improvement, report a problem, or send a product idea with attached files.
Behind the site, an admin panel manages products, drops, categories, and users. Every main screen has a mobile layout, and tablet layouts cover the collections, product pages, and admin panel. The brand pairs a green G mark with dark navy and carries into icons, a collection poster, and social posts.
Challenge and solution
The challenge
The site had to organize large art collections without burying individual pieces. Subscription options had to be easy to compare, and navigation had to stay clear from a first visit to a purchase.
Our solution
Products, drops, award highlights, and subscription plans each got their own section with a direct call to action. Time filters, category filters, and carousels help visitors find new work, while an admin panel keeps products, drops, and users in order.
What we built
Drops group new work into curated releases. Visitors reach the latest drops from the home page and the main menu, and the collections page can narrow its grid to a single drop.
A home page strip presents 4 annual awards: Digital Art Masterpiece, Community Choice, Sustainability Star, and Creator of the Year. Each award has its own icon in the brand's green and navy.
The Products, Latest Release, and Most Downloaded rows each carry a time filter and carousel arrows. Visitors switch the time range to see what is new or popular without leaving the home page.
The Top Best Collections of Arts page combines a search box, a filters button, and a category list with checkboxes. A drop selector below the categories narrows the artwork grid to one drop.
Each product page shows an image gallery with thumbnails, a description, product details, and tags. A download button and an other files menu sit above a You might also like row.
A Choose The Perfect Plan section compares 2 subscription plans side by side, each with a feature checklist and its own button. On phones, a single plan card lists its benefits the same way.
Admins switch between Products, Drops, Categories, and Users tabs. They add drops with a photo and a name, add products with photos, details, and files, and edit or remove entries from each list.
Members sign up with a name, email, and password, then manage a profile photo, personal details, and payment settings. They can also suggest improvements, report problems, or send a product idea.
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A digital art website and its admin panel. The website covers a home page with awards, products, drops, and plans, a signed-in home, a collections page, product pages, sign-up, and a profile page. The admin panel manages products, drops, categories, and users. We also designed the brand pieces: the logo, an icon set, a collection poster, and social posts.
Through drops, filters, and curated rows. The home page shows the latest drops and a products row with a time filter, and signed-in members also see Latest Release and Most Downloaded rows. The collections page adds a search box, a category list, and a drop selector, so a large collection narrows quickly to the pieces a visitor wants.
An awards program the site presents on its home page. The Our Annual Art Awards strip lists 4 awards: Digital Art Masterpiece, Community Choice, Sustainability Star, and Creator of the Year. Each award has its own icon, and the same icon set appears in the brand materials, so the awards read as part of the Growmaker identity.
Admins work from 4 tabs: Products, Drops, Categories, and Users. The Drops list shows each drop's product count and creation date with edit, view, and delete buttons. An Add Drop form takes a photo or media file and a name. An Add New Product form takes photos, details, a category, a drop, and the product files.
Yes. Every main screen has a mobile layout. That covers the home page, the collections page with its category list, product pages with their gallery, sign-up, the profile page, the plans, and the product idea form. Tablet layouts cover the collections page, product pages, and the admin panel, with the same green and navy brand on every screen size.
Yes. DeveloperLook designs and builds art and NFT platforms with curated drops, filtered collections, product pages with downloads, and subscription plans. We can add an admin panel for products, drops, and users, plus member accounts. You tell us how your artists publish and how your collectors buy, and we shape each page around those steps.
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
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