Wesley Harding

The part your customers see

WEBSITES

Six chapters, presented as built things — real screens from real client work, illustrated where a live example doesn't exist.

  1. 01

    The first moment

    cinematic load-in · 60fps · first paint < 1s

    ÉTUDE — mock storefront hero: gold necklace on a crystal obelisk, palms behind
    On the homepage
  2. 02

    The body

    living type · scroll choreography · dynamic content

    bealice.com — the shop page, every piece set like a magazine
  3. 03

    Wayfinding

    sidebar · top nav · indexed pages · zero dead ends

    bealice.com — the menu open, every page one tap away
  4. 04

    The account

    sign in · pay · talk — one surface · checkout in 60 seconds

    Illustration — sign in by emailed link, then checkout, in under a minute
  5. 05

    The dashboard

    numbers that move as you watch · charts clients actually read

    The showroom dashboard — every piece, its status, and who has it
  6. 06

    Trust

    the fine print, designed · GDPR · WCAG AA · your data, yours

    bealice.com — the contact page, a real form that gets a real reply

Live, right now

The work

bealice.com — homepage
The homepage — one bag, one line, no clutter.
bealice.com — shop
The shop — every piece on one quiet page.
bealice.com — about
The story — where the label comes from.
bealice.com — blog
The journal — content that keeps the site alive.
bealice.com — contact
Contact — a form that actually gets answered.
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·BEALICE·

A storefront for a high-fashion handbag label — designed and built end to end. Five pages, one voice.

Shopify bealice.com ↗

wear-thefuture.com — homepage
The homepage — the house, introduced.
wear-thefuture.com — shop
The shop — the showroom’s garments, sold to the public.
wear-thefuture.com — press
Press — who wore it, and where.
wear-thefuture.com — journal
The journal — the house’s own words.
wear-thefuture.com — services
Services — what the showroom does for designers.
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wearthefuture

The public face of a Los Angeles fashion showroom — fed by the same inventory system its staff use every day. The storefront and the back office are one machine.

Shopify wear-thefuture.com ↗

Showroom dashboard — every piece, its status, holder, and due date
The dashboard — every garment, its status, and who has it.
Press tracking — placements, reach, and a coverage timeline
Press — every placement tied back to the exact loan.
Printed scarves on a rack — the physical inventory the system tracks
The rack — the physical pieces all of it keeps track of.
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the showroom system

The dashboard behind wearthefuture — a QR code on every garment, so the house always knows where each piece is, who has it, and when it’s due back. Used every day by 5 staff, 30 designers, and 50 stylists.

Custom build · Postgres app.wear-thefuture.com ↗

earth00.com — the globe
The globe — where the world’s news is happening.
earth00.com — story threads
The feed — hundreds of articles, grouped into stories.
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earth00

News intelligence across 48 languages — website, iOS app, and daily briefings that publish themselves. A personal build, running in public.

Vercel · Render earth00.com ↗

Also build on Squarespace · AWS · Google Cloud