“Headless commerce” is a phrase that gets thrown around lot (I’ve typed it several times today already), but Vue Storefront CEO Patrick Friday has an especially vivid way of using the concept to illustrate his startup’s place in the broader ecosystem.
“Vue Storefront is the bodiless front end,” Friday said. “We are the walking head.”
In other words, while most headless commerce companies are focused on creating back-end infrastructure, Vue powers the front end, namely the progressive web applications with which consumers actually interact. The company describes itself as “ the lightning-fast front-end platform for headless commerce.”
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Man accused of backing car into storefront says he meant to hit weed shop next door to rob it
Police say John Lytle, of Oklahoma City, backed the vehicle into a shoe repair business Wednesday night and smashed everything in its path.
The owner's daughter, Claudia Enciso, said it's a massive loss for her parents and their small business. Claudia EncisoEnciso said it's a massive loss for her parents and their small business.
"It's pretty depressing and sad because they've been working very hard and they've been doing very well," she said.
NOLA offers grants for temporary storefront murals
While New Orleans navigates the economic impact of the pandemic, many storefronts in downtown New Orleans sit vacant and shuttered.
Now, downtown store owners can get help in making their vacant store fronts look beautiful thanks to the Downtown Development District’s Vacant Storefront Program.
The program is designed to enhance the storefront of a property by placing either a graphic panel or artist designed mural across the building. The program will improve the appearance of the otherwise vacant space and the street and encourage more economic development activity and commerce, said DDD officials.
Aldergrove Business Association encouraging clean storefronts with spring contest –
Aldergrove Business Association (ABA) board members are hoping to reward cleanliness and community pride this spring.
While many people take the time to clean the gunk and clutter from their homes, the ABA invites local businesses to submit photos of themselves making their storefront spic and span.
The business initiative program starts April 15 to May 15. Five-hundred dollars, sponsored by Janda Group, will go to the business who sends in the most photos of them improving their storefront in different ways.
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Louisville bakeries: Chefs open Leaven Bakery storefront in New Albany
It's the only way to keep up with the demand for their online bakery business, Leaven Bakery . They're also the only employees. Together, the Maxeys, who previously worked at legendary Louisville restaurants including Jack Fry's and The Brown Hotel , make bread, rolls, pies, and more out of a health department-certified home kitchen, with delicious goods available for pickup and delivery.
The bakery began last May and quickly grew from three orders a week to more than 40 orders a week. Word spread on social media, and orders kept flooding in.
'PULP' alternative art exhibition in storefronts downtown as part of Worcester Windows project
WORCESTER — The alternative art show "PULP," which debuted in February at the Worcester PopUp at the JMAC, 20 Franklin St., has been restaged in storefronts throughout downtown Worcester as part of the Worcester Windows project.
Worcester Windows is a Worcester Cultural Coalition program and "PULP" is part of its "ongoing work to support a walkable downtown filled with local art."
The storefront window iteration, in collaboration with local businesses, will remain in place until the end of summer 2021.
Boutique for Black-owned essentials opening storefront in shared space with Made in KC
W hen an opportunity pops up, make it permanent, said Brian Roberts, teasing the opening next month of The Black Pantry's first brick-and-mortar storefront.
The 650-square-foot space on the revitalized Martini Corner in Midtown is expected to open in early April: the product of an evolving partnership with the team at Made in KC.
Roberts originally planned for a quiet early 2021; taking off a few months to craft a new game plan for his mobile pop-up shop — a retailer of food, home goods and everyday essentials from Black-owned brands, he said.
F1 Driver Daniel Ricciardo Talks Amazon Storefronts and Netflix | The Manual
On Sunday, Daniel Ricciardo takes the Bahrain Grand Prix circuit to open the Formula 1 season. But this year, more than his past nine seasons, will feel different. It’s not the crowds or lack thereof. And it won’t be the change of teams, from his former Renault to his debut in 2021 for McLaren. No, what feels different is the car itself, as the machine is essentially built around the driver, and at nearly six feet, the Italian-Australian is one of F1’s tallest.
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But while you can pick up tail lights and jump-start kits, don’t expect Ricciardo to give you any pointers. “I just picked up a truck bed extender, but to be honest, after that all I really know about a car is keeping it clean,” he says, laughing.
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