Guide before selling
Filters, comparison cues, and a short quiz help visitors narrow a large catalog without pretending that one plant suits every home.
Fictional storefront concept — products, prices, stock, policies and care content are illustrative. Cart and forms stay on this device.
Fictional storefront brief
FROND demonstrates a warm, educational plant-shopping journey without claiming a nursery, team, location, inventory, or fulfilment operation that does not exist.
Concept thesis
The catalog is organised around the questions customers actually bring: available light, care effort, space, pets, and confidence. Product pages pair clear variants with concise care context, while deeper guides remain easy to reach.
Everything here is illustrative. A real nursery should replace the catalog with verified records and name the people accountable for horticultural review, inventory, customer support, and fulfilment.
Content principles
Filters, comparison cues, and a short quiz help visitors narrow a large catalog without pretending that one plant suits every home.
Care content is general education. Light, climate, pets, health conditions, and the exact species always need independent verification.
Prices, stock, policies, reviews, support, payment, and fulfilment remain explicitly illustrative until a real operator supplies evidence.

Accountability model
Owns verified taxonomy, plant imagery, sizes, regional availability, pricing, and change history.
Checks horticultural guidance, toxicity language, climate assumptions, and escalation paths before publication.
Connects inventory, tax, payment, fulfilment, support, returns, consent, and privacy systems for a real launch.
Before a real launch
Use the filters, quiz, product variants, local cart, and transparent checkout state.