WorkClient case study
Lilith’sEden
An apothecary with a story you can shop. Small-batch body care, a garden atmosphere and a clear route from a jar that catches your eye to the existing store.
- Business
- Herbal apothecary
- Location
- Arvada, Colorado
- The work
- Web design, product collections, ritual selector, Square handoff
01 / The homepageLilith’s Eden · published build

The brief
Keep the character. Make it easy to shop.
Lilith’s Eden makes body butters, scrubs, salves and other small-batch products. The names draw on women of myth. That story belongs in the design, but a shopper still needs to find a product, read about it and know where to buy.
I gave the catalog two ways in: straightforward product collections and a more exploratory “Choose your goddess” section. Product pages and ritual guides carry the detail, while purchase and booking links lead to the existing Square store.
Give the shelves a clear order
Product collections group the catalog by what someone wants to use: body butter, sugar scrub, ritual bath, salves, tinctures, and face or garden products.
Let the story lead somewhere
The goddess selector changes the featured product, photograph and ingredient notes. Each selection has a direct product link, so the storytelling stays connected to shopping.
Keep checkout where it belongs
The new site presents the products and guides. Square continues to handle purchasing and booking; this build does not pretend to replace that checkout.
02 / A closer look
A little discovery. Then the actual product.
Choose a name in the Pantheon and the page brings forward its product and botanicals. The image shown here is the apothecary’s own product photography, distinct from the generated garden atmosphere used elsewhere in the design.
Explore the goddess selector
Let's build
Tell me what makes your business yours, and what customers need to do on the site. The design should make room for both.
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