Sidechips
A YouTuber's chips that should feel like a product, not merch. A website with a map of everywhere you can buy them.
- Year
- 2026
- Timeline
- 2 months
- Type
- Website with admin
Challenge
Sidechips is backed by YouTuber Ment, who has more than one and a half million subscribers. His name brings the first purchase, but the brand didn't want to look like merch — it wanted to be a real product on the shelf. It needed a website where people instantly see where to buy the chips, and one it can run on its own.
Solution
We built the website in the colours of the packaging, with each flavour getting its own colour. At its heart is a map of stockists with real streets and search by town or name. A shop signs up through a short form, the brand approves it in its own admin with one click, and it's on the map straight away — no waiting for a developer. The admin also handles alerts about new requests, a change history, visitor stats without an annoying cookie banner, and Instagram posts that appear on the site by themselves.
How it works.
- 1
A shop signs up through a form on the site
- 2
The brand approves it in the admin with one click
- 3
It's on the map straight away, no developer
- 4
Customers find it by town or name
Up close.
A map the brand fills in itself
A real map with streets and search. New shops sign up through a form, the brand approves them in the admin and the change is live instantly.
On the phone
Fans mostly come from social media, so from their phones. The site is just as bold there as on a computer.
Add a shop
A shop types its name or address, the form finds it and shows it on the map by itself. The request waits in the admin until a person approves it.
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