Clarify what the gallery represents

Tap Tap Go’s ecosystem includes portfolio and commerce-related features. A portfolio explains capability through examples; a product presentation helps someone understand an item or offer. Do not allow the two to blur simply because both use images. Label concept work, completed client projects and items available for enquiry distinctly. A visitor should know whether they are viewing evidence of past work or considering something they could request now.

Connect to the appropriate next step

A project example may lead to a discussion about a similar brief. A product entry may lead to specifications, availability information or a clearly described checkout route. Keep the action consistent with the content. Do not treat an enquiry link as confirmation of stock or a completed purchase. The gallery’s value comes from helping someone understand the status and purpose of each entry before they act.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

A hypothetical maker displays a commissioned installation in the portfolio and a standard product in a separate offer section. The first invites a project conversation; the second explains the available specification and enquiry route. Visitors do not mistake the commissioned piece for an off-the-shelf item.

Make it practical.

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