Questions that usually come up first.

This build mirrors a live catalog structure, but it is a static concept deployment. Cart totals, supplier pages, assay files, and verification codes are all surfaced for comparison and demo purposes.

The quantity ladders and public pricing were preserved from the source marketplace snapshot and re-labeled into mineral assay lots. Copy and branding were rewritten, but the commercial structure stays intact.

Some desks only surfaced assay documents and catalog rows in the source dataset. Their cards stay live, but the review rail remains empty until a buyer note exists.

Verification compares a public reference code against the first-page assay registry that ships with this demo. Matching a code reveals the supplier desk, mineral line, filing date, and sample size.

Yes. The cart keeps supplier subtotals separate so each desk can unlock shipping thresholds independently, which is one of the more distinctive behaviors from the source experience.

Those rows inherit supplier-side pauses or suspensions from the captured source data. The label is preserved so availability still behaves like the original marketplace.

Public assay references are shown on supplier pages and in verification results. This demo links the captured file references but does not promise that every upstream file stays available forever.

No direct supplier messaging is exposed in this concept build. The site is positioned as a calmer comparison layer rather than a broker-managed communication channel.