Built foryour business.

Design and development, handled together.

Shaped around your customers, real content, and the business rules your site has to carry.

Based in Bradenton, Florida. Working directly with you.

Business systems behind it CatalogueContent Accounts Integrations Customer experience in front Browse.
Buy.
Enquire.
Browse connects to catalogue and content. Buy connects to catalogue and accounts. Enquire connects to integrations.

One catalogue.
Two ways in.

The live result keeps direct comparison and open-ended discovery in one store. I designed Grid to put covers, prices and grades together, and Crate to let people explore sleeve by sleeve. Both routes use the same Shopify catalogue and checkout.

Visit the live Vinyl Vault store

From problem
to working site.

Three stages turn the business problem into a site people can use and you can run.

  1. Frame the problem.

    We agree who the site serves, what they need to do, and what the current experience blocks.

  2. Design and build together.

    I test the customer path against real content and business rules, then build both together.

  3. Put it to work.

    I check it across screens, leave agreed content editable, and hand over a site you understand.

The work beyond the first draft.

Clear content, working features, testing, and revisions make a website fit your business. AI can help with a first draft; it doesn’t replace those decisions.

You work directly with me from brief to handover. I design it, build it, and take responsibility for making it work.

Built around your customers.
What should they find, buy, book, or enquire about? That shapes the content and layout, not a stock list of sections.
Checked beyond the screenshot.
I test real content, mobile layouts, and keyboard use, along with the forms and integrations your project needs.
Work you can inspect.
Vinyl Vault connects Grid and Crate browsing to one live Shopify catalogue and checkout. Inside the Vinyl Vault build

Start with
the problem.

A new store, a website that no longer fits, or a system that needs connecting. What should yours do better?

The form prepares a message for vincent@vinkaz.com. You choose whether to open it in your email app or copy it for webmail. This website does not store your details. I reply within two business days.

Is this a good fit?
  • A new customer-facing website or online store.
  • An existing site that no longer fits how the business works.
  • Catalogue, content, accounts, or integrations that need connecting behind it.

We’ll talk through the problem and decide the next step.