Brutal Noise
Merch, vinyl and printed posters for musicians and labels, with a 3D customiser, every local Bulgarian payment method and courier labels generated automatically.
A merch brand for underground music was selling through DMs and manual invoices. Payment was Revolut links, shipping was coordinated by phone, and customers often dropped off before checkout.
- Design and build of the Next.js storefront
- Three.js 3D builder for custom apparel and posters
- Stripe + Borica + cash-on-delivery payment integration
- Econt and Speedy shipping APIs with automated labels
- Email flows: abandoned cart, order confirmation, shipped
The bottleneck was checkout, not traffic. We cut the order flow to three steps max, added every local payment method (Borica, Revolut, cash on delivery), and wired couriers directly into the admin so addresses don't get copy-pasted. The 3D builder turns a customer's own design into a product they can check out with immediately.
- Next.js
- Three.js
- Stripe
- Econt / Speedy API
- Postgres
- 01Checkout conversion 3x+ over the previous DM flow
- 02Zero manual shipping labels — every order generates tracking automatically
- 03BG + EN support on shared product data, no duplication
- 043D builder offers personalisation with no per-variant inventory
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Online store
A storefront that takes payments and a back-office your ops team can actually run.
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Marketing website
The public face of your business. Fast, accessible, built to convert.
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Logo and brand identity
The identity layer that sits under every page, ad and invoice.
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