Show the work
Screenshots and videos should represent the software customers actually receive.
Owned software. Straight answers.
Independent software, built in the workshop
Brad's Pitt
Practical Windows software sold plainly: real demos, clear requirements, no fake urgency, and no mystery about what you receive.
Real demonstrations
Pay once means pay once
Verified downloads
REAL IS REAL
The front door starts with the promise.
Brad's Pitt does not sell magic tricks. If a product page says software does something, the page needs to show it working and explain what the customer actually receives.
The site is being built the same way: owned source, clear documentation, no required paid plugin trap, and no live-site experiments.
Software bench
The catalog gets built one honest page at a time.
The homepage sets the standard before the catalog fills in. Each product has to earn its page with a complete, testable story.
Name the requirements
Windows version, hardware needs, storage, internet, and setup notes belong before checkout.
Deliver after verification
Stripe and PayPal checkout will verify payment before protected downloads are released.
Build order
Scope, build, inspect, sign off.
The site is being assembled in working checkpoints so Brad can see what exists, approve it, and move to the next piece without losing control of the job.
- Homepage Brand, tone, navigation, and visual direction.
- Catalog structure Reusable product layout before real checkout is connected.
- Commerce and delivery Verified Stripe/PayPal payments and protected downloads.
- Launch certification Responsive checks, SEO checks, backups, and rollback plan.
Next build step
Approve the front door, then build the aisles.
This page establishes the brand, the tone, and the rules of the shop. Once it feels right, the first product page can follow the same standard instead of inventing a new one.