Build a vendor storefront

Your storefront is the page promoters land on when they review your booth application. Treat it like a one-page portfolio — a few real photos and a short, honest bio do most of the work.

What goes in a storefront

• Display name & brand name. The name you sell under. This is what shows on event reviews and applications.
• 3–8 photos of your work. Real booth shots beat studio renders. Use horizontal photos when you can — they fill the card better.
• Craft categories. Pick up to 4. These are what promoters filter by when curating a vendor lineup.
• Bio (under 300 chars). What you make, where you’re based, and one detail that makes you specific. Skip the manifesto.
• Optional links. Instagram, Etsy, or your own site — one of each, max.

Set it up

1. Go to /vendor/setup.
2. Upload your photos. They reorder by drag.
3. Pick craft categories, fill the bio, save.
4. Visit your public page at /vendors/[your-id] to double-check how it looks to promoters.