Publish product facts, purchase destinations, and availability together
Publish materials, dimensions, and prices alongside photographs. Direct buyers to the appropriate purchase channel when sales happen elsewhere.
Compare content publishing separately from orders and payments. Distinguish pieces available to buy from made-to-order work.
Prepare facts for each piece
Collect names, materials, dimensions, colours, prices, and availability. Give comparison tables proper headers. W3C explains identifying headers and data in tables with one header row or column. (W3C WAI: Tables with one header)
Describe colour and size in text too. Compare prices and descriptions with the sales destination.
Choose publishing and ordering channels
Have the editor try adding a piece and changing its photograph and price. Link directly to the item when using an external seller.
For made-to-order work, explain specifications agreed through consultation and production timing. Check that the purchasing channel explains current shipping, delivery, and change arrangements.
Update sold-out status and changed descriptions
Read the product facts on a phone and follow the purchase link. Mark unavailable pieces clearly and avoid links that misidentify a different item.
Log additions and changes. Try the routine on a few pieces first, updating prices, photographs, and acceptance status together.
For writing about the creative process, see describing handmade materials and creative choices for practical examples.
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