Welcome to my new project: Chefpun.com
I set it as a challenge to build a t-shirt brand in less than 4 hours including graphic design. I had been thinking about it for a while so when I found this:
https://www.abetterlemonadestand.com/how-to-start-an-online-tshirt-business-24-hour-guide-challenge/
I found my domain name, my niche, and went for it, using Shopify, Goddady and Printful as my dropshipping solution.
It went live 5 minutes ago...
The niche I chose was one that I love, the intersection of food and humour. The kitchen is a very funny place, the pun game tends to be pretty strong, so why not, I thought to myself, create some products around it.
I would love some feedback if any of you have a sec to check it out!!!
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Brilliant! Gotta be great if @csallen can throw an IH-backed challenge like this.
yeah that is a cool Idea !!
Looks cool! I'll try looking at some intersections too for our shirt shop LOL
Let me know if I can Help, this is a fun thing to do!!!
Thanks! Ours is an anime apparel shop :D
What do you think would be possible things to mix with it?
It could be great to great to create more story content and more of a brand, with a logo and type. in terms of the specific puns/ gear, I recon we could find something to intersect with. happy to help with a logo
Actually saw that you have one, you could make it more prominent. Did you just set the store up?
Hey! We have set it up a few months ago but we haven't had the time to design it yet. I'll talk to my sister about the logo since she was the one who made it. Thanks! :D
Feel free to reach out for help
Thanks!
Nice and right to the point. But you should remove a couple of duplication such as logo and subscription form. Your logo in navbar is large, you can make it smaller so it won't look like duplication with the one in hero section. Also, you might replace your logo in the hero section with an illustration.
Thanks!!! Yeah I'll get on it, I sort of liked the large size of things, like the SONOS site, but that makes a lot of sense. I really appreciate the feedback.