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Poco Lane Studio Vibe-Coded Website

Self-built creative-commerce site completed through self-learning vibe coding and launched as a real public website.

Visual proof and references

Live reference available

Live site reference

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Poco Lane Studio homepage hero on a pale-yellow background, with the bold headline Poco Lane For Big Heart, an illustrated shark-bee mascot card reading Stay Kind, a black Purchase Here button and an at-poco-dot-lane Instagram button.

Homepage screenshot

Live hero on the published site: the Poco Lane For Big Heart headline in the studio's yellow-and-black identity, a mascot illustration, and a Purchase Here action next to the Instagram handle.

Poco Lane Studio New Arrivals section showing four polaroid-style product cards — Shabee A, Shabee B, Rat Bee and Ox Bee — each with an illustrated character, a five-dollar price and a from-two-dollar price, beside a View Full Archive link.

Creative-commerce screenshot

The New Arrivals row on the live store — four illustrated products shown as polaroid cards with list and from prices, plus a link into the full archive.

Problem

Creative commerce and art-product direction used as the first serious build experiment instead of a tutorial-only exercise.

System

A self-built public website completed in under 10 hours as the first finished vibe-coded launch.

Current outcome

It is the origin proof. It shows that the build practice started with a real launched site, not just theory or prompts.

System flow and implementation

  1. Step 1Start from a real creative-commerce idea rather than a generic tutorial brief.
  2. Step 2Use fast self-learning and iteration to move from concept to launch.
  3. Step 3Shape the site around product direction, visual identity, and clear publishing choices.
  4. Step 4Finish and publish the project as a real public asset.

Stack

Self-learning vibe coding workflowCreative-commerce site structureRapid iteration build processLive public deployment

Current status

Live
  • Launched website
  • Completed in under 10 hours
  • Origin proof for later builds

Delivery timeline

  • Under 10 hours from concept to finished site
  • Creative-commerce launch
  • Foundation for later commercial website work

FAQ

Why include an origin build in a commercial proof hub?

Because it is honest and relevant. This is where the execution capability began, and it began with a finished public launch.

Is the under-10-hours note a promise?

No. It is a factual note about this specific first project, not a general delivery promise.