I own a small company that sells physical goods and I want a clean, simple place online where customers can browse everything we offer. Right now I am not ready for full e-commerce, so the site only needs to display products, filter them by category, and show clear photos, specs, and pricing. However, it should be built so that a shopping-cart and payment module can be switched on easily when the time is right. The look and feel I’m after is simple and minimalistic—white space, crisp typography, and intuitive navigation that works just as well on mobile as it does on desktop. A lightweight CMS such as WordPress (Gutenberg or Elementor), Webflow, or a similarly flexible platform is fine, provided I can update products myself without touching code. Key deliverables: • Fully responsive product-catalogue website with home, category, and individual product pages • Back-end dashboard where I can add, edit, and remove products and images • Clear instructions or a brief video walkthrough showing me how to manage the content • Basic on-page SEO setup (clean URLs, meta tags, alt text) so search engines pick up the catalogue • Future-proof structure that allows an e-commerce plugin or checkout flow to be enabled later with minimal rework If you can share two or three recent examples of similarly minimal product showcases you’ve built, that will help me choose quickly. I’m ready to begin as soon as I find the right fit and I’d like the first draft within a week.