A wheel for first-time visitors

I was setting up the discount wheel for the new site launch. It felt like a handshake, a first hello to people who were just finding us.I wanted it to feel genuine, not like a trick. The goal was simple: to offer a little something as a thank you for stopping by.

The moment before the spin

I remember sitting there with the prize list open on my screen. The cursor was blinking next to the last discount percentage.It was quiet, just the hum of the computer. I was thinking about the person who might land on that last option, hoping it felt fair to them.That final check wasn't about logistics. It was about making sure every single offer on that list was something I'd be happy to give.

Building trust, one click at a time

We don't ask for much—just an email, and only if you want the prize. That was non-negotiable from the start.Respecting someone's attention from the very first interaction just makes sense. It sets the tone for everything that comes after.You can't build a relationship on a gimmick. You build it on small, consistent acts of respect. This wheel is meant to be one of those acts.