Commerce + hospitality · Cheshire, Connecticut
Plush Courts website design
Product discovery and practical guidance for the home court.
A product-focused website for recreational court coatings, connecting pickleball, tennis, and basketball projects with application guidance and technical resources.
Project overview
Make specialized products easier to understand and choose.
Plush Courts presents a specialized product range to homeowners and court professionals. The website connects recreational coatings with the surfaces, colors, and projects people are researching.
Product information sits alongside application steps, technical resources, and finished-court photography. The structure supports visitors from an initial project idea through product research and the next purchasing step.
A homeowner researching a backyard pickleball court and a professional reviewing tennis or basketball coatings may need different levels of detail. Plush Courts gives both audiences a way to connect a recreational project with product information. Court photography provides a visual reference, while application guides and technical resources support closer investigation of the coating system.
The relationship between inspiration and instruction is central to this product website. Finished-court galleries show the context in which the materials are used; application content introduces the work involved in using them. Bringing those resources into the same structure helps the Cheshire, Connecticut brand present its products as part of a complete project-research experience.
Design and development priorities
The details behind the website.
Website focus
- Recreational coating product architecture
- Application guides and technical resources
- Project galleries and product education
- Clear paths from research to purchase
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