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AI in Actie

The ordering page for a Dutch practical guide to using AI at work.

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Client
Bas Bogaards
Sector
Independent publishing
What we did
Design and build
Year
2026
Status
Live
AI in Actie homepage
Overview
AI in Actie is the shopfront for Bas Bogaards' Dutch guide to using artificial intelligence safely and effectively at work. One scrolling page carries the pitch, the contents, the audience and the order form, so a reader goes from the cover to a placed order without leaving it. It is built to be read by people and quoted accurately by search engines and AI assistants.
The brief

What they needed

Bas Bogaards had written a practical guide to AI and needed somewhere to sell it. The book wanted a page of its own: one that explains what is inside, carries the price and the ISBN, and takes orders directly, with no shop platform and no database to maintain behind it.

What we built

The work, piece by piece

One page, one order flow
01

One page, one order flow

The pitch, the contents, the audience and the order form sit on a single scrolling page, so nothing stands between a reader and the order.

Ordering without a shop platform
02

Ordering without a shop platform

A short form takes name, address and quantity, then hands a fully written order to the customer's own email client. No checkout to run, no database, no card data held anywhere.

Written to be quoted by AI
03

Written to be quoted by AI

Book, FAQ and website structured data, an llms.txt file and explicit crawl permission for GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot, so assistants describe the book accurately.

An editorial look, not a template
04

An editorial look, not a template

Warm near black paper, gold foil accents, Spectral and Archivo type, a drop cap, and a cream panel that turns the page halfway down.

Fast and cookie free
05

Fast and cookie free

AVIF and WebP images, a prioritised cover, immutable caching for static files and cookieless analytics, with real user Core Web Vitals reported from production.

How it was built

The approach

Next.js 16 with the App Router, Tailwind and Framer Motion, deployed on Netlify. Every line of Dutch copy lives in one constants file, so the author can change any text without touching a component, and a second language would slot in without a rewrite. Ordering was deliberately kept out of a payment platform: for one book at one price, handing a written order to the customer's mail client costs nothing to run and keeps card data out of the project entirely. Animation respects prefers-reduced-motion.

The outcome

The book has a page of its own to send readers to, and every order arrives as a structured email the author can fulfil directly, with no platform fees and nothing to administer between the reader and the sale.

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