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GetYourName

A custom-PC store whose configurator greys out a part that won't fit, before you pick it

Industry
PC retail (white-label)
Services
E-commerce store, PC configurator, PDF spec sheets
Status
Demo at custompc-one.vercel.app
Live site ↗
Screenshot of the live GetYourName site, built by Mt7
GetYourName on a phone

Overview

A custom-PC shop sells judgement: which parts work together, and what the finished machine will do. Online, that judgement usually turns into a long list of parts and a phone call to check the build. We built a store a PC shop can put its own name on, where the configurator carries the judgement.

  • 11Slots in a build, 7 requiredAs built
  • 6Compatibility checks before you pickAs built
  • 76Products in the demo catalogAs built

The challenge

  • A buyer picks parts from a list with nothing to say which ones work together.
  • Compatibility gets checked by a person, on a call, after the choice is made.
  • The quote for a build lives in a chat, not a document the buyer can keep.

The solution

  • Every part is checked against the build before it can be picked, with the reason shown.
  • The whole build is checked again, power supply included, for the summary and its PDF spec sheet.
  • The spec sheet goes home with the buyer and restores the build when it comes back.

On every screen

Captured from the live product, as it runs today.

Screenshot of the live GetYourName site, built by Mt7
Desktop
GetYourName on a tablet
Tablet
GetYourName on a phone
Phone
The configurator: every part checked against the build before it can be picked
The configurator: every part checked against the build before it can be picked

What shipped

  • A configurator with 11 slots, 7 of them required, that greys out any part that will not fit the build so far and says why.
  • Six compatibility checks: processor and board socket, cooler mount, memory type, board size against the cabinet, cooler rating against the processor, and the power supply against the estimated load.
  • A downloadable PDF spec sheet for any build, which the configurator can read back to restore that build.
  • Indicative gaming and creator scores for a build, labelled as estimates wherever they appear.
  • Typo-tolerant part search: "ryzn" still finds Ryzen.
  • A checkout that reverse-geocodes the buyer's location into an address, with a typed fallback when location is refused.
  • Shop, category and product pages for a 76-product demo catalog, an account area, and content pages with a sitemap.

How we built it

A white-label custom-PC store: shop, category and product pages, a configurator that builds a PC slot by slot and refuses what will not fit, a PDF spec sheet for any build that can be uploaded again to restore it, a cart and a checkout that turns the buyer's location into a delivery address, and an account area. GetYourName is the placeholder name a shop replaces with its own.

Results

A store any PC shop can put its own name on, where the configurator refuses a build that will not work.

A white-label demo: no shop sells on it yet, so there are no sales figures. Its name, phone number, ratings and stock are placeholders a shop replaces with its own, and orders are not kept in a database until a shop takes it live.

  • 16Days from first commit to a working storeAs built

Built to grow

  • Built once, to be sold to any PC shop under its own name, catalog and prices.

Benchmarks

Measured on custompc-one.vercel.app on 3 Nov 2026. Each check names its tool and links to run it again; what still fails is listed, not hidden.

Security headers

C

Mozilla Observatory, 50/100

9 of 12 tests passed
Still failing
  • Content Security Policy (CSP) header not implemented
  • X-Content-Type-Options header not implemented.
  • X-Frame-Options (XFO) header not implemented.
Mozilla HTTP Observatory (opens in a new tab)

Accessibility

2 rules fail

axe-core 4.14.0, WCAG 2.2 A + AA rules

29 rules passed on the home page
Still failing
  • Elements must meet minimum color contrast ratio thresholds (16 places, serious)
  • Elements must have their visible text as part of their accessible name (12 places, serious)
axe DevTools (free) (opens in a new tab)

8 of 11

crawl and index checks pass

  • Passes: Content readable without JavaScript · 1023 words in the HTML
  • Passes: Allowed to be indexed
  • Fails: robots.txt lets search engines in
  • Passes: Sitemap · 85 URLs
  • Fails: Self-referencing canonical
  • Passes: Title and description
  • Fails: One H1 heading
  • Passes: Structured data · ComputerStore, WebSite
  • Passes: Every image has alt text
  • Passes: http:// redirects to https://
  • Passes: One address (www and bare agree)
Google Rich Results Test (opens in a new tab)

Lab checks on one day, not a measurement of real visitors. Raw results (JSON).

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