- Case Studies, Shopify
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Building The Crappy Planet Store Based on the Shopify Debut Theme
Read this case study to learn how we designed and customized The Crappy Planet Shopify website, making it multilingual and customer-focused.
See how we helped a marketing content brand launch a subscription platform that turns campaign briefs into execution. Subscribers get fast, self-serve access to ad ideas, scripts, and ready-to-use templates, while the business ships new drops on a predictable workflow.
A marketing content brand wanted a reliable way to turn campaign briefs into execution, not just downloads. We served as the strategic engineering partner from requirements through post-deployment support, shaping a subscription product that helps marketers move from idea to launch faster. The result is a cross-browser WordPress platform with Stripe subscriptions delivered in 7 weeks, centered on plan clarity, asset discoverability, and a governed content operation.
Marketing teams needed one place to access proven ideas, scripts, and creative templates without starting from a blank page. The product had to explain value in plain language, convert visitors with a low-friction signup, and make it easy to browse, preview, and reuse assets on desktop and mobile. On the operator side, the business needed simple controls for plan entitlements, content publishing, promotions, and visibility into what customers search and download so future drops match demand.
We began with a short discovery to define audience segments, value proposition, and a content taxonomy that maps to real campaign tasks. We wrote the technical specification, access and licensing rules, and success measures for the first release. We then designed the platform architecture, integrated Stripe for subscription billing and self-serve account changes, and implemented the site against provided designs. Quality gates were tied to acceptance criteria for signup, access control, browsing, and download flows, followed by deployment and a lean runbook for content operations and support.
A subscription website that works consistently across modern desktop and mobile browsers. Subscribers choose a plan, complete secure checkout, and access a curated library organized by channel, objective, industry, and asset type. Editors have a guided workflow to add, update, and retire materials so the catalog stays relevant without engineering effort.
Key specifics
The platform launched in 7 weeks with six asset categories available at start. Marketers can subscribe, locate relevant materials in minutes, and move from brief to first draft without external bottlenecks. The business team manages plans, content, and promotions on its own schedule, with engagement data guiding what to release next. The result is a maintainable base that scales with new categories, industry packs, and campaign calendars, without rework or added headcount.