Fungora sells a liquid extract made from Lion's Mane mushrooms. The brand needed one page that could carry a curious visitor from first glance to a purchase. You land on the product, read the story behind it, and reach the shop without hunting for a link.
The problem
Supplement shoppers meet a wall of sameness. Most mushroom extracts look clinical and read like a chemistry label. Fungora wanted the opposite. The brand sells a daily ritual, so the site had to feel warm and sure of itself while it explained what Lion's Mane does and why a higher extract ratio matters to the person taking it.
What we built
- A hero section that leads with the product bottle and the promise of a natural mushroom extract.
- A "What is Fungora" section that explains the Lion's Mane extract and its benefits in plain language.
- A "Why Fungora" block that frames the higher extract ratio as the reason to choose the brand over cheaper competitors.
- An "Our Culture" section built from image cards and an embedded product video.
- A testimonials strip built to showcase customer reviews.
- A subscribe section that trades an email for exclusive discounts.
- Shop calls to action placed through the page that route buyers to the Amazon listing.
- A Next.js build that serves WebP imagery for quick, optimized loading across phone and desktop.
How we worked
You worked straight with the engineers who wrote the code. We shipped a build you could open each week, you sent notes, and those notes went to the people building the site. No account manager sat in the middle to slow things down. The team that built Fungora is the team that keeps it running.
The outcome
Fungora ships as a live single-page site at funroga.vercel.app. Visitors get the full brand story, the product benefits, customer reviews, and a direct path to buy through Amazon. The site runs on Next.js, adapts from desktop down to phone, and stays with the same team for updates.