Three directions by Claude and three by Codex, built from one brief. Each one is a homepage and a working shop, rendered from the real catalog: 104 sizes, 25 in stock, today's prices. Carts work; checkout stops at a preview note. Pick one, or name the parts to combine.
The pitch is arithmetic. Every size shows its price per vial and per milligram, set like a Swiss spec sheet with huge tabular figures. Blends are drawn at true proportion.
Named risk. Price per mg openly rewards the biggest vial, and the page can read as a cold finance terminal to a first-time buyer.
The store as lit storage. Real vials stand on shelves under a light bar, one rack per area. In-stock glass is lit, out-of-stock is ghosted and stays on the shelf.
Named risk. Dark, moody lighting can read as clandestine grey-market, the exact look the brand has to avoid.
One vial at a time, large, like an object on a turntable. Scrolling swaps the vial, one per area. The catalog is a horizontal rail per area, and each compound opens as a product sheet.
Named risk. Rails hide how big the catalog is behind swipes, slower for repeat buyers, and the gallery register can read as luxury against 'for less'.
The catalog as a filing system. The homepage is a folder cover with record tabs; the shop is six drawers of compound records, each opening to a vertical size ladder beside its vial. The cart is a dispatch sheet.
Named risk. Administrative weight. A complete filing system can feel laborious for an occasional buyer. Calling the cart "dispatch" is part of that.
Poster-scale type. The homepage is one huge sentence in full-bleed bands; the shop is a giant index of compound names at display size, each followed by a strip of its sizes. No product imagery at all.
Named risk. Poster dominance. The scale and saturation can overpower credibility and slow the repeat task of finding one vial. The floating cart button also covers the first-screen call to action.
A connected research directory. The catalog root branches into areas, areas into compounds, compounds into every size, drawn as a real tree on desktop and nested branches on phone. No product imagery.
Named risk. Tree density. Fully exposed branches make a long diagram, and the rounded softness may lose the scientific edge.