CC Scripts

Designing a scalable storefront for premium FiveM scripts

Designing a scalable storefront for premium FiveM scripts

Role

Product DesignerFrontend Developer

Skills

Product DesignUX DesignFrontend

Timeline

2024

Present

Running a digital product business is as much about trust and clarity as it is about functionality. For CC Scripts, the goal was to create a storefront that felt reliable, premium, and easy to navigate for server owners who are often juggling technical complexity already.

The platform sells high-quality FiveM scripts, subscriptions, and modular heist packages. The challenge was not just selling products, but communicating value, compatibility, and ownership clearly across a growing catalog.

Designing for confidence, not hype

Many script stores rely heavily on visual noise and exaggerated claims. For CC Scripts, the direction was deliberately calmer and more product-focused.

The interface prioritizes hierarchy, spacing, and legibility. Each section answers a specific question a server owner might have: What does this do? Will it work on my setup? Can I trust it long-term?

By reducing visual friction and avoiding unnecessary decoration, the site positions the scripts as infrastructure rather than impulse purchases.

Making a complex catalog easy to scan

The store includes one-time purchases, subscriptions, and bundle-style products. Instead of separating these into entirely different experiences, the catalog is unified through consistent card layouts and filtering.

Scripts clearly communicate supported frameworks, category, and pricing at a glance. This allows experienced users to move fast while still offering enough context for newer server owners to make informed decisions.

Search and filtering are treated as primary navigation tools, not secondary features, reflecting how technical users typically browse.

Subscription as a product, not a footnote

One of the core offerings is a heist system subscription that includes all current and future content. This needed its own narrative rather than being framed as a discount.

The subscription page focuses on long-term value, stability, and ongoing development. Visual elements reinforce continuity and predictability rather than urgency.

Clear guarantees, cancellation terms, and FAQs help reduce hesitation and set expectations before purchase.

Composable products and custom packages

Beyond fixed products, CC Scripts offers a modular heist package builder. Users start with a required base and add individual heists depending on their needs.

This flow mirrors how server owners think about expansion: start with a foundation, then layer complexity over time. The UI keeps pricing transparent and updates totals instantly, reinforcing a sense of control.

Technical foundation

The site is built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind, focusing on performance, maintainability, and scalability.

Checkout and licensing are handled through the Tebex API, ensuring compliance and secure transactions. Discord OAuth2 is used to connect user accounts directly to their Discord identity, which is central to support and community access.

This setup allows the platform to scale without locking business logic tightly to the frontend, making future expansion and automation significantly easier.

The outcome

The result is a storefront that feels structured, calm, and dependable. It supports both quick purchases and deeper evaluation, depending on the user’s experience level.

More importantly, the system is built to grow. New scripts, bundles, and subscription content can be added without redesigning the experience, allowing the product to evolve without accumulating UX debt.

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