A contribution report covering product data management, design, campaign support, and site operations across UK, AU, and EU storefronts.
Pure White Lines is a UK-based lighting, furniture, and home décor brand operating across the UK, Australia, and EU. During this engagement, I worked as a Multimedia Artist contractor, managing product data integrity across all three WooCommerce storefronts and aligning regional sites to the UK website. The work covered eliminating data inconsistencies, building operational tools that gave the team visibility, delivering time-sensitive support for the Maison & Objet Paris 2026 trade fair, and leading a full redesign of the brand's Specification Sheet template into a polished, on-brand asset used across the business.
A range of operational, technical, and creative deliverables across three regional storefronts.
Comprehensive audit across UK, AU, and EU stores using UK as master source. On AU: corrected 225 dimension discrepancies and uploaded 113 missing products. On EU: resolved 618 dimension mismatches, filled 880 missing attributes, and synced 178 products. Also corrected outdated backorder messaging across both sites.
Resolved SKU mismatches between regional stores. Cross-referenced technical drawings, supplier box dimensions, and corrections shared in the group chat to independently identify and fix dimension fields where values had been entered incorrectly or swapped. Also audited and corrected IP ratings and bulb type specs found to be incorrect across multiple product listings vs new drawings.
Built a live inventory tracker for the UK site and a gap analysis tracker for the AU & EU site, both shared with the wider team via Excel. The trackers gave an at-a-glance view of missing product info across the catalogue, including weight, dimensions, box dimensions, attributes, and spec sheet status, as well as which products still needed technical drawings, and which were published, in stock, or on backorder. The UK tracker specifically became the action plan for the full site sync.
Full audit of product spec sheets across all sites, identifying missing PDFs and incomplete data fields. Batch-uploaded specs to AU and EU, completing all outstanding AU uploads ahead of launch. Compiled a structured gap analysis flagging products still missing drawings, weights, IP ratings, box dims, and bulb info, coordinating with the team product by product.
Redesigned the brand's Specification Sheet template from scratch in Adobe Illustrator, matching the website's actual typographic treatment so even supplier-facing documents feel on-brand. Updated with both UK + EU contact details. Optimised file sizes for email (reducing 20MB+ PDFs to a shareable size).
Time-critical website and content support for Pure White Lines' Maison & Objet 2026 debut, one of the world's most prestigious design trade fairs. Built the dedicated category page, created the header graphic, and produced a social media visual, all within a two-hour window before the 9am Paris opening.
Reviewed all 495 published UK products for outdated backorder messaging, correcting 20+ listings with stale delivery dates to accurate enquiry language. Caught stock mismatches where products showed as Backordered despite being in stock (Pimlico, Shoal, Winnie). Actioned teammate requests to publish and categorise new product lines across UK and EU (Detroit, Darwin, Pipe Lights). Caught and corrected description inaccuracies flagged in the group chat, including a finish misattribution (Afia Alabaster listed as Bronze, correct finish is Brass) and dimmability discrepancies across multiple listings. Also spotted and drafted a sample product that had been accidentally published live at £0.
The spec sheet redesign wasn't cosmetic, it was strategic. The new design adopts the website's actual typographic treatment, making even a supplier-facing document feel like part of the brand.


Even supplier-facing documents are a brand touchpoint. The redesign brings the spec sheet in line with how Pure White Lines presents itself everywhere else, premium, intentional, and considered.
Real numbers from the work done across three storefronts over three months.
Social media and campaign visuals produced for Pure White Lines across 2025.
Everything applied across this engagement.
Pure White Lines · Contribution Report · Jan – Mar 2026