Eidos Works
Systems, storefronts, dashboards, automation, and intelligence prototypes by Brent Parent. Sharp systems. Calm interfaces. Practical automation. Built for real operations.
- Custom storefronts
- Production dashboards
- Workflow automation
- Eidos Brain prototypes
Founder / operator / builder: Brent Parent
Creative technology, UI/UX, storefronts, automation, and applied intelligence.
Eidos Works is Brent Parent's public studio for premium systems work.
7live InkSoft stores referenced
1production reporting dashboard
6Eidos Brain scenarios
1guided project intake flow
What I build
Custom storefronts, graphic design and mockups, production dashboards, workflow automation, WebGL interface layers, and Eidos Brain / Sentinel prototypes.
Why it matters
Teams need digital systems that explain the offer, reduce manual friction, support operations, and make the next useful action easier to see.
Interactive diagnostic layer
Start with a diagnostic, not a chatbot.
A lightweight Eidos Works interface that routes visitors to the right proof, service path, and next action from compact project signals.
Awaiting signal
Your strongest next move is a focused system sprint, not a generic rebuild.
The signals point to a project that should clarify the offer, reduce friction, and create one obvious next action for the visitor or operator.
Eidos Works Public SiteAutomation and Workflow SystemsDG Printavo Production Reports
Services / capabilities
Custom storefronts, dashboards, automation, and intelligence prototypes built around real workflows.
Eidos Works sits at the intersection of storefront design, graphic systems, workflow automation, production reporting, and applied intelligence. Each capability is framed around the business problem it solves.
Customer-facing polish
The first screen explains who you are, why the work matters, and what the visitor should do next.
Operational clarity
Dashboards, filters, reporting views, and workflow states turn hidden business activity into visible decision support.
Technical restraint
Motion, glass, and WebGL support attention without burying the content or slowing the user down.
Experience design01
Custom web experiences
Premium landing pages, portfolio systems, campaign microsites, and conversion-focused frontends.
Turns a brand or offer into a credible digital surface that earns attention quickly.Commerce UX02
Premium storefront design
Branded shopping flows, category systems, product storytelling, and mobile-first retail surfaces.
Makes stores feel intentional, organized, and easier to act on.Storefront systems03
InkSoft custom embeds
Scoped HTML/CSS/JS embeds, Cloudinary assets, CTA systems, sizing guides, and polished store homepages.
Upgrades templated InkSoft pages without breaking the hosted store environment.Advanced interface layer04
Babylon.js / WebGL interactive UI
Subtle living canvases, signal fields, dimensional cards, and interaction depth that supports the story.
Adds a premium technical signature without turning the site into a distracting demo.Workflow systems05
Business automation
Operational glue between forms, reports, departments, production stages, and repeatable business processes.
Reduces manual follow-up and makes hidden work easier to track.Operational intelligence06
Production reporting dashboards
Date-range reporting, department filtering, CSV exports, status views, and planning-ready tables.
Helps teams see what is late, due, searchable, and actionable.Research systems07
AI / intelligence-system prototypes
Proof-stage interfaces for signal processing, anomaly detection, observability, and human-readable intelligence output.
Makes complex data and early-stage system concepts understandable enough to test.Media systems08
Cloudinary asset workflows
Remote image delivery, responsive transformations, branded mockups, and optimized visual presentation.
Keeps portfolio and storefront imagery fast, flexible, and production-friendly.Conversion repair09
UI/UX cleanup and redesign
Hierarchy audits, clutter reduction, stronger CTAs, mobile improvements, and trust-building visual systems.
Turns scattered pages into clear user journeys with fewer decision points.Industry operations10
Print, promo, embroidery, and fulfillment workflows
Storefront and reporting systems shaped around decorated-apparel, promo, fulfillment, and production realities.
Designs around the way the business actually runs, not just the way a template displays products.Featured case studies
Real storefront systems, dashboards, and visual work framed as business-facing proof.
The work is organized around the problem, approach, execution, and result so buyers can understand what Brent builds and why the interface choices matter.
Branded show storefrontLive store
Disney Junior Shows
Disney Junior Shows
Problem
A branded merchandise experience needed to feel intentional, organized, and campaign-specific instead of reading like a default product grid.
Approach
Lead with a polished branded entry point, reduce decision friction, and guide visitors toward the most relevant show merchandise paths quickly.
Execution
Custom InkSoft storefront presentation, campaign-oriented content hierarchy, visual grouping, conversion CTAs, and responsive storefront polish.
Result
A real branded store experience that frames the merchandise clearly and supports fast customer scanning without losing brand confidence.
Brand-sensitive UIInkSoft customizationConversion hierarchy
Entertainment merchandise systemLive store
Disney Hollywood Studios Shows
Disney Hollywood Studios Shows
Problem
The storefront needed a cleaner show-specific experience for shoppers moving through multiple apparel and merchandise options.
Approach
Create a premium presentation layer that makes the store feel curated, gives shoppers clear paths, and keeps the experience easy to scan.
Execution
Custom InkSoft UI system with responsive sections, branded navigation prompts, grouped merchandise pathways, and sharper visual priority.
Result
A live storefront that feels more like a client-facing branded retail surface than a standard embedded catalog.
Retail UX cleanupResponsive systemsBranded storefronts
Preorder campaign storefrontLive store
MDCA Preorders
MDCA
Problem
Preorder shoppers need clarity: what is available, what matters now, and how to act before the ordering window closes.
Approach
Use a focused preorder hierarchy with reassurance copy, direct shopping paths, and clear framing around limited-time purchasing behavior.
Execution
InkSoft custom content structure, clean CTA routing, product-path emphasis, and mobile-first ordering flow support.
Result
A focused preorder experience that makes the campaign easier to understand and easier to act on.
Preorder UXCampaign structurePurchase clarity
School webstore systemLive store
MDCA Webstore
MDCA
Problem
A year-round store needs to support repeated visits, clear product discovery, and a cleaner branded school shopping experience.
Approach
Frame the store as a durable branded destination with clearer categories, smoother scanning, and less dependence on generic catalog layout.
Execution
Custom storefront UI, responsive content sections, category framing, CTA placement, and reusable design patterns for school apparel.
Result
A more credible and organized school store that can support ongoing ordering instead of one-off promotion only.
School storesReusable UI patternsLonger-lived storefronts
Private school apparel experienceLive store
Liberty Christian Preparatory School
Liberty Christian Preparatory School
Problem
Families and school communities need a store that feels trustworthy, premium, and easy to navigate across apparel categories.
Approach
Use calm hierarchy, polished school-brand surfaces, and direct category prompts to make the shopping experience feel official and simple.
Execution
Custom InkSoft presentation layer, premium card system, strong CTA grouping, and mobile-responsive product discovery paths.
Result
A school-facing storefront that feels branded, organized, and more premium than a standard templated page.
Premium school UXFamily-friendly navigationTrust cues
Community organization storeLive store
YMCA Central Florida
YMCA of Central Florida
Problem
A large community brand needs merchandise access that feels clear, official, and flexible enough for a broad audience.
Approach
Prioritize recognizable organization framing, category clarity, and clean purchase paths for shoppers who may be browsing quickly.
Execution
Custom storefront layout, brand-aware sections, responsive navigation prompts, and streamlined merchandise discovery.
Result
A live community storefront that supports easier browsing while maintaining a polished organization-facing presence.
Nonprofit/community UXBroad audience designBrand clarity
Premium early-learning apparel storeLive store
Early Learning Center
Liberty Christian Early Learning
Problem
The store needed to feel warm, trustworthy, and preschool-ready without becoming childish or visually noisy.
Approach
Blend school-day warmth with premium editorial spacing, soft glass surfaces, and parent-friendly shopping clarity.
Execution
Custom InkSoft embed direction, Cloudinary visuals, scoped UI system, responsive sections, and subtle enhancement-ready motion patterns.
Result
A family-facing apparel experience that feels calmer, more premium, and easier to understand than a generic store template.
Clean style systemScoped embedsPremium warmth
Media explorer
Storefronts, mockups, campaign graphics, and production context in one organized gallery.
A deduplicated Cloudinary registry keeps the visual work scannable by category while preserving the existing images already used on the site.
Storefront Systems8 items
Storefront Systems
Custom Gear Store System
A multi-device commerce direction for branded apparel programs and product-category clarity.
Maya Cole Studio
Maya Cole Studio Store
Creator commerce with softer editorial hierarchy, product storytelling, and warm conversion cues.
Hope Harbor
Hope Harbor Fundraiser Store
Fundraiser commerce framed around cause, trust, donation context, and clear shopping action.
Momentum Summit
Momentum Summit Store
Event merchandise direction with launch urgency, attendee kits, and scannable product paths.
North Ridge Academy
North Ridge Academy Store
A school-store direction built for families who need official apparel paths without clutter.
River City Raptors
River City Raptors Store
Team merchandise organized around bold school spirit, mobile browsing, and quick product choice.
Bluepeak
Bluepeak Service Team Store
A more operational storefront pattern for teams buying job-ready gear and branded essentials.
Crestview Prep
Crestview Prep Uniform Store
Uniform shopping direction with official category framing and parent-friendly product discovery.
Graphic Design8 items
Liberty Christian Early Learning
Early Learning Classroom Graphic
Warm school-day visual direction for apparel, banners, and parent-facing campaign materials.
Liberty Christian Early Learning
Early Learning Logo Direction
A friendly logo asset prepared for storefront, print, apparel, and campaign use.
Graphic Design
Nature Explorer Graphic
Illustrative campaign art that gives school apparel a more memorable visual identity.
Graphic Design
Explorer Artwork
A concept-art direction for youth apparel, events, or school identity campaigns.
Graphic Design
Campaign Page Layout
Page composition study for clearer visual hierarchy and campaign-specific product storytelling.
Graphic Design
Campaign Visual Mockup
Generated visual direction used to explore mood, product story, and shopper-facing hierarchy.
Graphic Design
Brand Campaign Visual A
Exploratory design art for campaign tone, product storytelling, and branded presentation.
Graphic Design
Brand Campaign Visual B
Visual variation used to compare campaign mood, color, and brand fit before production.
School & Apparel Mockups5 items
Liberty Christian Early Learning
Early Learning Polo Mockup
Apparel mockup built to help families see fit, style, and program identity before ordering.
School & Apparel Mockups
Iron Grey Apparel Flat
Clean product mockup treatment for apparel listings, category pages, and ordering confidence.
School & Apparel Mockups
Hoodie Product Mockups
Apparel product mockups that make category pages easier to scan before launch.
School & Apparel Mockups
Hat Product Mockups
Headwear mockups prepared for clearer product merchandising and campaign launch previews.
School & Apparel Mockups
Apparel Campaign Mockup
Product-oriented visual concept for launch planning and buyer-facing presentation.
Campaign Banners2 items
Campaign Banners
Epcot Campaign Banner
Banner design direction for a specific campaign surface and storefront promotion.
YMCA
YMCA Campaign Banner
Community organization banner treatment for clearer campaign entry and branded merchandise context.
Production & Operations1 items
Production & Operations
Screen Printing Production Context
Production-side visual context that connects storefront work to real decorated-apparel operations.
Eidos / Brand Assets1 items
Eidos / Brand Assets
Eidos Works Horizontal Mark
Primary horizontal logo used for the public-facing Eidos Works brand.
Production intelligence / reporting case study
DG Printavo Production Reports - operational visibility for daily planning.
A grounded reporting dashboard case study focused on production schedule visibility, department-level filtering, date-range review, work-order scanning, and business decision support.
Operational system, not a marketing mockup
From production schedule data to planning-ready views.
The dashboard is framed around practical production questions: what is late, what is due soon, which department is involved, and how quickly a team can search, filter, export, or refresh the current view.
Custom date rangeDepartment filterLate / due status countersSearchable production tableInclude-completed toggleCSV exportAdmin refresh path
Late-
Due Today-
Due Tomorrow-
This Week-
Range: CustomDepartment: ALLFromToSearchExport CSV
Prod DueDeptInvoiceCustomerJob / NicknameQtyStatusTags
Built to help production teams see the schedule as a working system: statuses, due dates, departments, quantities, links, and notes in one scannable view.
How I work
A clear process keeps the work premium, practical, and launchable.
The client experience is designed to reduce ambiguity. First map the system, then design the path, then build, test, launch, and improve from real feedback.
Discovery
Clarify the business goal, audience, constraints, current systems, and the exact action the interface needs to drive.
System mapping
Map data, products, stakeholders, workflow states, decision points, and handoffs before polishing visuals.
UI/UX direction
Establish hierarchy, content order, motion level, visual language, and conversion paths that match the business context.
Build
Implement clean, responsive React/CSS or scoped embed code with accessible structure and production-ready components.
Test
Review mobile behavior, focus states, reduced motion, image loading, links, and the primary user path end-to-end.
Launch
Deploy the finished surface, confirm live links and assets, and keep the experience stable for real users.
Iterate
Use feedback, operational needs, and follow-up improvements to sharpen the system after launch.
Pricing and engagement models
Clear starting ranges before a detailed scope.
Each project is quoted after discovery, but starting ranges help buyers understand the likely engagement shape before opening a conversation.
Starter Storefront Polish
Small store improvements, product presentation cleanup, category clarity, banners, and simple custom content.
Deliverables
- Storefront hierarchy audit
- Homepage or category-section polish
- Mockup and banner recommendations
- Mobile and accessibility cleanup notes
- Light launch QA
1-2 weeks after content is ready.
What affects price
Start a Project- Number of store sections
- Asset readiness
- Revision depth
- InkSoft constraints
Custom Storefront Experience
InkSoft embeds, richer landing pages, sizing guidance, visual merchandising, and branded apparel flows.
Deliverables
- Custom storefront structure
- Branded hero and category system
- Responsive embedded UI patterns
- Sizing or product guidance module
- Launch QA and live-link review
2-4 weeks depending on scope.
What affects price
Start a Project- Custom embed complexity
- Number of product paths
- Media production
- Launch deadline
Systems & Dashboard Build
Production dashboards, operational reporting, workflow automation, API integrations, or internal tools.
Deliverables
- Workflow and data-source map
- Dashboard or automation prototype
- Responsive interface build
- API/workflow integration where scoped
- Testing notes and handoff documentation
3-8 weeks for a focused first release.
What affects price
Start a Project- Data access
- API reliability
- User roles
- Export and reporting needs
Intelligence Prototype / Eidos Brain Sprint
Sentinel monitoring concepts, AI-assisted workflows, knowledge systems, anomaly/signal prototypes, and applied-intelligence briefs.
Deliverables
- Signal and exception model
- Prototype interface or brief workflow
- Incident receipt / evidence model
- Human-review and fallback plan
- Next-build recommendation
2-6 weeks for a proof-stage sprint.
What affects price
Start a Project- Signal sources
- AI provider requirements
- Data sensitivity
- Review workflow complexity
Billing notes
Transparent enough to plan, flexible enough to scope correctly.
- Final quotes follow discovery and scope review.
- Typical payment schedule: 50% deposit, 30% at design/workflow approval, 20% before final delivery or launch.
- Retainers are available for ongoing improvements, monitoring, reporting, and system support.
- Out-of-scope work can be handled as an approved change order or hourly block.
- Advisory/build rate when used: $150/hr, billed in approved blocks.
Insights
Weekly field notes on storefront UX, production systems, automation, and applied intelligence.
The insights area is set up for a daily or weekly publishing rhythm with structured article data, author metadata, updated dates, tags, and internal links back to the work.
Storefront UXWhat Makes a Custom InkSoft Storefront Feel Easier to Shop2026-06-08 - 5 min readProduction SystemsHow Production Dashboards Turn Shop Noise Into Action2026-06-08 - 6 min readDesign SystemsWhy Apparel Mockups Matter Before Launch Day2026-06-08 - 4 min readEidos BrainEidos Brain and Sentinel: A Practical Model for Small-Business Intelligence2026-06-08 - 7 min readAI & Agentic SearchDesigning Websites for Humans, Search Engines, and AI Assistants2026-06-08 - 6 min readCase Study NotesA Simple Weekly Content Rhythm for Storefronts and Service Businesses2026-06-08 - 5 min read
A Simple Weekly Content Rhythm for Storefronts and Service Businesses
A weekly rhythm works when it is tied to real operations: launches, customer questions, product decisions, and lessons from the work.
Use Real Work As The Source
The easiest content rhythm starts with questions the business already answers every week. What should customers know before ordering? What changed in the store? Which product or workflow caused confusion?
Those observations can become short articles, launch notes, buying guides, case-study fragments, and internal documentation without forcing the team to invent topics from nothing.
Keep The Format Repeatable
A practical rhythm might include one useful article, one store update, one product or workflow note, and one proof-oriented case-study detail each week.
The goal is not volume for its own sake. The goal is a steady trail of useful, searchable context that helps buyers understand the work.
Start a project
Turn the rough idea into a brief Brent can actually respond to.
The intake flow captures the project type, current tools, timeline, budget posture, and contact details, then creates a clean project brief before anything is sent.