Thousand Sunny Cards and Collectibles
A card shop page built the way the shop actually opens the door: hours, the floor, a visit path, and events people can find. Custom art on the counter card.
Visit thousandsunnytcg.comFarmington, Connecticut · Greater Hartford · Available
I design and build shop pages and interactive sites for real places — card and tabletop stores around Hartford, plus music and web3. Every project below is live. Click any tile to walk in.
Nick Sousa. Farmington, Connecticut.
01 — Work
A card counter in West Hartford, a game shop in Southington, a hard-hittin card room, a reptile shop on Route 44, and an on-chain metalcore world. Filter, hover, then walk in.
A card shop page built the way the shop actually opens the door: hours, the floor, a visit path, and events people can find. Custom art on the counter card.
Visit thousandsunnytcg.com
Neighborhood storefront online. Trade-ins, services, and a clear way to call or come by — the page a walk-in checks from the parking lot.
Visit mjvideogames.com
Sports and trading cards, graded slabs, breaks, and hobby boxes — a page that hits as hard as the counter does. Newest launch, still warming up.
Visit hardhittincardshop.com
A reptile specialty shop with the rack actually on the page — live Square inventory, a feeder locker priced by the cup, care sheets, and a beginner chooser that talks you out of the wrong animal. Deepest build on this list.
Visit harrisinwonderland.com
A world that matches the record: player, relics, and lore. Built to prove FORGE can push interactive further than a hours-and-address page.
Visit voidcaller.enterthegrotto.xyzNothing under that filter yet. Try .
02 — Build
I keep it close: what the shop is, what the page needs, then build it so a walk-in can find you.
Hours, visit path, what you carry, and how buying a collection works.
Events, restocks, and care at $35 a month so the page does not rot.
Play schedules, catalogs, or a system. Same shop. Bigger page.
03 — How
You know what I am solving, what is getting built, and what happens next.
I look at the floor, the hours, and how people actually find you.
Hours, visit, what you carry, collections. The page matches the shop.
I put it on the internet so it holds up on a phone in the parking lot.
We go live, then keep hours and events true.
04 — Pitch
Pick a package. Then show the visit path: hours, what they carry, how to walk in, care at $35 a month.
01 — Package
From $2,000
The shop page. Three to five pages: hours, the floor, how to walk in.
Care after launch: $35/month, cancel anytime.
02 — Visit path
What a walk-in sees on their phone in the parking lot.
05 — Cost
Starting points. We scope to what the shop actually needs.
From $2,000
The shop page. Three to five pages: hours, the floor, how to walk in.
Most requested
From $6,000
Events, play nights, collection intake, or a bigger site around the shop.
From $16,000
A catalog or checkout that matches how the shop actually sells.
Ongoing care plans start at $35/month, cancel anytime.
06 — Contact
Name, how to reach you, and what is on the floor. I reply from the studio inbox.
Prefer email? voidcalleroc@gmail.com