Instagram discovery
A customer sees a product, recommendation, or real Que Brothers moment.
Digital sales system · client proposal
Instagram creates attention. The storefront helps customers decide. Que Ops helps the team follow up and close the sale.
Que Brothers already has the products, audience, showroom, and personal selling style. This proposal connects them into one clear customer journey without replacing what already works.
One connected journey
From discovery to a conversation worth closing.
A customer-facing experience in front, with a lightweight operating layer behind it.
Storefront browse
They check availability, explore by mood, or open the Fragrance Finder.
Useful context
The product or finder result becomes part of a prefilled inquiry.
Qualified message
The team receives more than “available?” and can respond with confidence.
Que Ops follow-up
Inquiries, restock demand, and showroom requests stay visible.
Inventory update
The pitch prototype shows how one stock update can keep the storefront current.
Approved direction
Refined social luxury.
Premium enough for high-value fragrances, human enough to still feel like Que Brothers. The brothers, their showroom, real inventory, and social proof carry the identity—not anonymous stock photography.
What the customer gets
- Fast mobile browsing from Instagram
- Clear product and availability context
- A useful Fragrance Finder
- Direct Message to Order actions
- A focused showroom request
What the team gets
- Visible inventory status
- Product-aware inquiry tracking
- Aggregated restock demand
- Appointment context before the visit
- A clearer path from content to sale
Mobile first
Built for the traffic Que Brothers already has.
The primary visitor arrives from Instagram on a phone. The storefront prioritizes fast product discovery, thumb-friendly filters, readable founder photography, and a persistent Message to Order action.
Open the mobile-ready storefrontBehind the storefront
A system the team can grow into.
Que Ops is intentionally lightweight in this pitch. It proves the operating model before the client invests in authentication, live databases, payments, or inventory integrations.
Explore the operations prototype