Wclocks
A premium online store selling wall clocks, watches and watch-care accessories to customers across many countries.
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Websites
A trade supplier website that turns interest from cafés, restaurants and hotels into a sampled, priced conversation.
The brief
A business buying matcha by the kilo for a café menu has a specific set of questions: consistency batch to batch, grade, price at volume, whether it holds up in a drink made two hundred times a day, and whether they can try it before committing.
A website that leads with lifestyle photography answers none of those, and attracts an audience that will never place a trade order. The problem is not visual — it is that the site has to qualify.
Approach
The first screen states who the product is for and what the commercial terms look like, rather than opening with atmosphere. A consumer browsing recognises quickly that this is not aimed at them, which is the intended outcome.
The primary action is a price list and a sample, not a generic contact form. For a product a buyer needs to taste, that is the step that actually moves a decision forward — and it self-selects serious enquiries.
Grade, purity, certification and pack size are presented as primary content next to the offer, because for a trade buyer those are the deciding facts rather than supporting detail.
The site is Hebrew-first and reads as a site built in Hebrew, not one translated into it — layout direction, typography and form behaviour all follow from that.
The experience
Deep greens and warm cream with product photography given room, carrying a page that is unusually explicit about who it is for.
What the site does
Where it stands
The site is live at takumimatcha.co.il, built on WordPress.
Its job is narrow and clear: reach the right kind of buyer and give them a reason to ask for a sample. We do not publish enquiry volumes or any other client figures.
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