Monday, 10:10 · Sophie Marchand, Writer
Each piece, an entry
A name, the materials, the photos, a line of text. The collection page lists them in the order the manager likes.
Models & blocks →Use case · Boutique
A showroom, not a checkout. Every piece shown the way it deserves.
Maison Elle sells jewellery in three boutiques and never online. The site is a showroom: the collections, the pieces, the boutiques’ hours, and a way to ask for a private appointment. Its team changes the window every season, without you. Here’s the week a collection is unveiled.
A week at the boutique
Unveiling week
A manager, a photographer’s set, and an unveiling on Thursday. Pick a day.
Tuesday, 14:40 · Sophie Marchand, Writer
The piece stays in frame
The focal point goes on the stone. The window banner, the card and the phone story all keep it.
Media →Wednesday, 11:25 · Marguerite Fontaine, Writer
The collection in French
The French side of each piece, written beside the English. What’s missing is marked.
Multilingual →Thursday, 18:00 · Louise Gagnon, Admin
Unveiled at six
The collection was scheduled for the evening of the event. It goes live as the doors open.
Publishing →Friday, 09:30 · Sophie Marchand, Writer
Appointment requests
The week’s requests wait in the Inbox, and the team was told of each. A bot’s went to Spam.
Forms →An example week. Every step is something the Studio does today.
Try it
A private appointment, and a bot
The boutique’s appointment form, and its Inbox. A real request lands in Unread and the team is told. The bot fills in every field, the hidden one too, and that’s how it’s caught.
Private appointment
What the sender is told
{ "success": true, "submissionId": "7c1e0a52d3b4", "message": "Thank you, the boutique will reply." }Inbox
this minute
What the form did
Private appointment
Johanne Bergeronyesterday
Engagement rings, next Friday?
Private appointment
Gaétan Lévesque2 days ago
Is the Lune collection in Paris?
Private appointment
Claudette Bélanger3 days ago
A gift, with a resizing
Private appointment
An example, made with the same form as the demo’s. It takes requests: the boutique answers them.
What it takes
The parts that do the work
Collections
Pieces as entries
Model a piece once, then add as many as the season brings. The site lists them where you want.
- Fields you choose
- Rules that keep them complete
Photos
A focal point on the piece
Set once. Every crop and every width keep the stone in frame.
- Eight shapes
- Alt text in every language
Appointments
An inbox for requests
Forms are built in, with a spam folder and a note to the team.
- No form service to pay
- Bots caught by a hidden field
Seasons
Last season’s window, kept
Every save is kept. Last winter’s collection page is one restore away.
- On every plan
- Restore as a new save
Questions agencies ask
A reader asksCan visitors buy online?
MoteurNot through Moteur. It’s a showroom: the collections, the boutiques and the requests. Products from Shopify can come in as entries through the API, but there’s no Studio screen for it yet.
A reader asksCan a visitor book a time slot?
MoteurThey can ask for one: the form sends a request to the Inbox. Moteur doesn’t manage a calendar.
A reader asksDoes the boutique need us to change the window?
MoteurNo. Once the site is built, the collections are entries the team edits in the Studio.
Build the first one this week.
A free project costs nothing, and its files are yours from the first save.