Kakebo Shop: keeping a growing collectibles catalog shoppable
Collectibles buyers arrive looking for a franchise, a character or a drop — not a category tree invented by a store owner. The structure had to follow how people actually shop.
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- Evidence classPublicly attributed implementation · Shopify build
- Built withShopify, Liquid, Ecommerce structured data
- InspectableThe build, the decisions and the tests are all on the record.
The situation

A catalog that grows weekly turns into a maze unless collections are generated by rules rather than curated by hand every time stock changes.
The commercial job was discovery: get a shopper from arrival to the right product page in as few decisions as possible.
What was built
- Franchise and character collections driven by automated collection rules rather than manual sorting.
- Product organization for drops and limited releases, including mystery-box style products.
- Merchandising components for featured and seasonal placement.
- Email capture for drop announcements.
- Ecommerce structured data and page metadata foundations.
What this evidence covers
Evidence class: Publicly attributed implementation · Shopify build.
- Store performance data stays with the owner. What is published here is the storefront structure and how it was built.
- Publicly attributed implementation — naming the commercial relationship would need the store owner's confirmation.
- Shopify development is a current service. This shows how the structure was built, not a promised result for another store.
Why it is on this site
Structure work: deciding what pages exist and how a buyer moves between them, which is the same first step in any website rebuild. The method is written up in how to structure Shopify collections for a large or growing catalog.
The same capability, applied to this service. This particular project was not commissioned under it.
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