Jessar Industries — Project Workspace

Concrete numbers showing what RevShift extracted from box artwork + Apple Vision OCR (1,667 SKUs, 1,136 (68%) with usable spec tables) and a ranked list of what we still need from Jessar. Per-sub-brand coverage tables, per-spec-field × prefix heatmap, attached 900-row data request CSV. Use as the talking-points doc for the call.

All 1,667 primary SKUs with generated descriptions + structured spec tables extracted from box artwork (PyMuPDF + Apple Vision OCR). Filter by category, search by SKU/copy. 68% have usable spec tables (3+ categories), 33% rich (5+).

The page you give Jessar so they don’t get lost. Same look and feel as this hub, but only carries client-facing items: Phase 1 brief, brand direction (customer edition), product DB viewer, data gap report, hero candidates tool for Michael, intern brief, draft management guide. Internal artifacts (open items, project state, hero PDP renders with internal annotations, site architecture) are deliberately omitted. Send Jessar leadership jessar-deliverables.vercel.app/jessar_hub as their bookmark.

Visual derivative of PROJECT.md. Status bar, phase strip, decision log, change log, open questions, all rendered for at-a-glance reading. The page to bookmark on your phone for “where are we?” when away from your desktop. Kept in lockstep with the canonical project doc — any state change in PROJECT.md is mirrored here in the same turn.

The single page for “what’s outstanding right now.” Grouped by owner (Sean / Jessar / RevShift), with each item showing why it matters, the next concrete step, and direct links to the files behind it. Regenerated on demand — this is the live action list.

Snapshot of where we stand: phase status, what is shipped, what is awaiting whom, the brand-decision impact map, and what is queued. The fastest way to catch up.

Three creative directions (philosophy + layout) crossed with five alternative palettes. Honors the “modern soft styling” lane occupied by quietly premium home-goods brands. Pick a direction and a palette — mix-and-match welcome.

Same three directions and five palettes, framed for Jessar leadership. Cleaner narrative, no internal-iteration history.

The canonical brand reference deliverable based exclusively on Direction B (Soft Modern), locked 2026-05-05. Logo usage on light/warm/ink/accent · full colour palette with tokens · Cormorant + Inter + JetBrains Mono type system · italic-rule yes/no · sub-brand dot system · component vocabulary · voice we-say / we-don't-say. The artifact to brief any contractor (designer, photographer, copywriter, agency partner).

Caraway/Our Place lane. Fraunces serif, putty/cream palette, warm walnut accent, italic-emphasis with color shift. Real product (7-99096 steak knife set, JS Gourmet) with bilingual copy and the “Behind the page” drawer that maps every section to its metafield + admin edit path.

Quieter, more contemporary. Cormorant Garamond, lighter coral accent, italic-emphasis without color shift, sub-brand as a 6px dot. Same product, same copy, same structure as A.

Material-led, earthy. Newsreader serif, acacia/sage palette, sub-brand as a bordered material card. Same product, same copy, same structure as A.

The non-hero template. Specs-forward, fast to scan, B2B-friendly. Same product (7-99096) for direct comparison against the hero treatment. No story / build / made-for sections; specs panel is the centerpiece. Direction-agnostic structure — B/C palette swap matches the hero PDP renders exactly.

Section-by-section guide for managing the hero PDP in Shopify admin: which metafield drives which section, where to edit, bilingual flow. Skeleton level — screenshots and walkthrough get added once the theme is live and metafields are populated.

The working reference we pull up while building. Every page that needs to exist (home, 10 sub-brand pages, 5 category collections, hero PDP + standard PDP templates, static, utility) with four fields each: Purpose, Sections, Data sources, Done criteria. Plus the locked sitemap, URL/taxonomy decisions, filter strategy, and what’s explicitly out of scope.

The 1-page brief: where the data foundation landed, the migration plan in numbers, what we still need from Jessar to finalize. Sign-off requested.

Visual coverage dashboard — field-by-field completeness, completeness score distribution, migration action breakdown. At-a-glance read of where data is strong and where it needs work.

Interactive viewer of all 3,211 SKUs with their tier, migration action, completeness score, missing fields, and current-site status. Sortable, filterable, color-coded. Click a KPI card to filter by tier; click any row to expand.

Full index of files provided by Chris: 9,430 real files (5,740 box artwork PDFs, 3,679 Quasimodo studio photos), cross-referenced against all 3,211 DB SKUs. 99.8% primary-tier coverage. Key finding: zero lifestyle photography for hero candidates — lifestyle shoot vs. AI decision needed.

The 366 SKUs live on the current site but absent from both master files. Pre-sorted into “likely keep” vs. “likely cleanup” samples so triage is fast.

All 147 current categories scored healthy / weak / abandoned by how many active SKUs they contain. Tells us which categories to keep, merge, or drop in the new information architecture. 34 abandoned do not get recreated.

50 unique product concepts grouped by category. Signed SOW covers 20 full story-driven hero PDPs; the remaining ~30 get "featured" treatment unless promoted later. Click cards to mark candidates; send the final 20 SKUs back to Sean.

Context, instructions, and the full mapping table. ~30 minutes of work to assign the right sub-brand to each SKU prefix group. Pre-filled where the answer is already known.