Artist presentation
A music-focused storefront with a visual identity tied to Roy Fields and the surrounding ministry brand.
Music / ecommerce / artist brand
An artist storefront organizing music releases, video products, packages, and merchandise within the Roy Fields brand.
Artist storefront: brand-led entry into music, releases, and merchandise.
THE BRIEF
A music website needs to represent the artist and make the catalog easy to explore. Different product formats should remain understandable, especially when a visitor may be looking for a particular album, a live recording, a DVD, a package, or merchandise.
MY APPROACH
The storefront uses a recognizable artist identity and collection-based shopping. Release artwork carries the product presentation, while navigation, search, collection views, and product pages create a direct path from discovery to a purchasing decision.
PROJECT SCOPE
A music-focused storefront with a visual identity tied to Roy Fields and the surrounding ministry brand.
Distinct collection paths for CDs, DVDs, packages, and merchandise rather than one undifferentiated product list.
Artwork-led browsing with search, filtering, sorting, product details, and cart navigation.
Newsletter signup and links into the artist's related media and ministry destinations.
THE EXPERIENCE
Enter through the artist identity or a featured collection.
Explore the relevant music or merchandise category.
Review artwork and product details.
Move into the storefront's cart and checkout process.
01 / PROJECT DETAIL
Music commerce has its own browsing behavior. Album artwork, recording names, live or studio context, and product format help a listener recognize what they want. The collection structure gives that material a consistent place within the storefront.
The public store is Shopify-based, with collection browsing connected to product pages, cart navigation, and the platform's checkout. Related artist, media, and ministry links remain available without requiring the product catalog to serve as the entire brand website.
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