Surface type
Featured hero placements
Pull one seasonal treatment, launch service, or high-margin offer into a prominent storefront banner without hiding what is featured.
Showcase
A visual route for service cards, category rails, highlight banners, and featured surfaces.
This page is intentionally more visual than explanatory. It shows how a serious storefront can merchandise services and add-ons without slipping into a fake marketplace story.
Showcase hero
Featured storefront surfaces
Synthetic merchandising mockup
Featured banner
Seasonal recovery plan
PopularFeaturedConsult-ledAdd-onsBundles
Card
Glow facial
GHS 180
Card
Whitening consult
GHS 150
Card
Recovery plan
Custom quote
Demo note
Featured and promoted surfaces on this site are demo merchandising patterns. The audited repo does not currently expose a first-class promoted-listing marketplace or advertising engine.
Merchandising system
Use a few stronger storefront surface types instead of repeating the same card forever.
The route should feel like a serious catalog system: banners, categories, featured cards, bundles, and add-ons all have different visual jobs.
Surface type
Category-led browsing
Let customers move through braids, facials, whitening, consults, or other categories with clear visual rhythm and service hierarchy.
Surface type
Add-ons and upgrades
Support upsell-friendly treatments, aftercare kits, boosters, travel fees, or premium finishing services inside the same visual system.
Featured / promoted patterns
Showcase the concept clearly, but keep the claim honest.
These cards are intentionally framed as demo-only merchandising surfaces. That is the right way to communicate visibility and promotion concepts until the product ships a true marketplace or ads layer.
Featured and promoted surfaces on this site are demo merchandising patterns. The audited repo does not currently expose a first-class promoted-listing marketplace or advertising engine.
Featured placement
Use spotlight cards and wide banners to call out a seasonal offer, premium treatment, or limited-time service collection.
Promoted category row
Shift a category to the top of the storefront when the business wants more attention on a launch, bundle, or campaign.
Upgrade surfaces
Show add-on chips, premium upsells, and bundle paths near the point of decision so the storefront can lift average order value.
Advertising surfaces
Talk about highlights, spotlight banners, and paid placement concepts as storefront language, not as unsupported ad-tech.
This route is where the distinction matters most. Featured placements are shown as explicit merchandising surfaces that a business can use to emphasize important inventory.
Next route
Use the pricing page when the question shifts from visual presentation to plan fit.
The showcase route proves the storefront can look rich and intentional. The pricing route then explains how the platform packages that capability commercially.