Work / Ecommerce No AI

Wholesale Storefront

I designed the Trinity Packaging Supplies online storefront, homepage through PLP, PDP, cart, and checkout.

Client: Trinity Packaging Supplies
Role: Product design
Focus: Storefront, B2B
Platform: Ecommerce web

Trinity corrugated boxes product page with size, rating, color, bundle selectors, and a purple add to cart action. — Product: options, bulk price, and add to cart for a high SKU packaging catalog.

My Supplies drawer on a Trinity product page, saving an item to Austin with Los Angeles and Las Vegas available. — My Supplies: save a configured item to a location for the next reorder.

Trinity shopping cart with line items, an out of stock warning, order summary, and express checkout. — Cart: unit of measure, stock, and a clear block when something cannot ship.

Trinity order history with location, status, and date filters, plus order cards for received purchases. — Order history: past POs by location and status, with a path back into the details.

The problem

Packaging is bought by location, bundle, and spec, not as a single SKU in a consumer cart. A generic storefront hides size, rating, stock, and where the next order should land.

The approach

I designed the Trinity Packaging Supplies store from homepage through PLP, PDP, cart, and checkout so those wholesale facts stay in view. Product options, My Supplies by location, and a cart that will not pretend an out of stock line is ready to order.

A product page built around spec, bundle, and bulk price
My Supplies so a configured item can live on a location list
Cart and order history that keep stock, PO, and status readable

The outcome

Buyers can configure, save, and reorder packaging the way a supplies company actually sells. One storefront from first browse through checkout and history.