Custom builds, but for websites

AAA Gun & Pawn: a custom website build sheet

At One Computer Outlet a custom PC starts from what the owner needs, and the AAA Gun & Pawn site was approached the same way.

AAA Gun & Pawn website archived July 2013
Before: Wayback Machine capture, July 26, 2013 · view archive
AAA Gun & Pawn current website
After: AAA Gun & Pawn today (screenshot from the 1WebsiteNow portfolio)

The build for a DeLand pawn and gun shop centered on an online storefront for firearms, ammunition and optics, tied to a custom counter point-of-sale system that syncs with the site.

The AAA Gun & Pawn build it replaced

Before the custom build, the Wayback Machine recorded the aaagunandpawn.com homepage on July 26, 2013.

That older setup, labeled “Home - AAA Gun and Pawn Inc ”, consisted of a text-heavy page with a dark banner logo, a row of small text links and plain price and category lists.

The finished AAA Gun & Pawn build

The finished configuration gives the client an online storefront for firearms, ammunition and optics, tied to a custom counter point-of-sale system that syncs with the site.

Front and center on the new build sits the headline “Two floors · A changing selection · One DeLand destination”.

Its component list, as seen in the menu, runs Shop, Brands, New Arrivals, Pawn / Sell / Trade, About.

Why a custom PC shop builds websites this way

Off-the-shelf parts rarely fit a demanding owner, and an off-the-shelf template would not have fit AAA Gun & Pawn either.

Website designed and built by 1WebsiteNow, the web design partner of 1ComputerOutlet.

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