Explain handmade pieces through materials, creative choices, useful photographs, care information, and current purchase destinations without promising sales.
Connect your creative intentions to visible decisions in the piece, such as materials, shape, and finishing work.
Publish descriptions alongside purchase guidance so someone reading the story can find the current seller or ordering method.
List the name, materials, dimensions, and use. Show the whole piece, details, and use in context without relying on photographs alone for colour or size.
Provide text alternatives for meaningful photographs. W3C explains conveying their information in a short phrase or sentence. (W3C WAI: Informative Images)
Connect material and finishing choices to the piece’s characteristics. Explain what happens at each photographed production stage.
Check descriptions such as entirely handmade against outsourced work and purchased components. Describe durability or handling only through supported, specific information.
Publish care and use instructions. Check purchase links for the correct item and current availability.
Mark discontinued work as previous pieces if retaining it. Start with one representative piece’s materials, process, and use, then revise descriptions as production changes.
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A: Connect it to materials and shape and give concrete examples of the work involved.
A: Choose useful stages and explain the work in text too.
A: You can retain them as previous work, revising any wording that implies current availability.
A: It can link to an existing sales channel. Check order and payment facilities separately.
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