Paste one, change the details to yours. Each names what gets stored before it says how anything should look — that is the difference between a working site and a pretty page.
Selling a catalogue of physical products
Build an online store. Products show in a grid with a photo, name, price and short description, each with its own page. Group products into categories I can browse. Add a cart and a checkout. Include shipping and returns, and a contact page. Photo-led — let the product images carry the page.
A single product that needs a page, not a catalogue
Build a site to sell one product. The product has a name, a price, photos, a description, what is in the box and a shipping time. The home page is that product, with a buy button. Below it, answers to the questions people ask before buying, and what happens after they order. Add a checkout. No catalogue, no categories — one thing, sold well.
Selling files rather than parcels
Build a store selling digital files. Each product has a name, a price, a description, a preview image and a file. After paying, the buyer gets access to their download. Show my products in a grid, each with its own page. Add a page about licensing and what buyers may do with the files, and a contact page.
