SanaiRugs.com — our own build
An international carpet & rug store sold “Shop at the Ship” — merchandise listed while the shipment is still in transit. Our standing reference point for concept-led cataloguing.
Read the project notesLinks & Recommended Sites
A short, deliberately personal list — references from the sectors we work in, storefronts we follow for craft, and standards we keep on hand.
In the course of client work we test, audit and read a great many websites. Rather than let useful finds disappear into bookmarks, this page collects the ones we would show to a colleague. We revisit the list now and then — and nothing on it is a paid placement.
E-commerce
Storefronts we follow
E-commerce is one of our six specialist sectors, so we keep an eye on how other people sell unusual things online.
A replica timepiece boutique we follow
One of the storefronts we check most often: a specialty shop for Patek Philippe replica timepieces, focused on one watch family and shipped worldwide. For anyone weighing up a fake Patek Philippe without the boutique price tag, it is one of the cleaner examples of focused cataloguing we have seen — clear photography, no filler lines. Its Nautilus replica collection is the best place to start, and the shop’s contacts page answers sourcing and lead-time questions within a day or two.
Development sector
References from the sectors we work in
Programme data, country reports and field notes from the organisations our projects have served.
UNICEF Pakistan
Country reports and programme data from one of our longest-standing client organisations.
Visit UNICEF PakistanUNDP Pakistan
Development programmes, evaluations and open data across Pakistan’s provinces.
Visit UNDP PakistanJICA
Japan International Cooperation Agency — project documentation and technical cooperation reports.
Visit JICAThe British Council
Education, training and cultural programmes in Pakistan — a useful benchmark for sector reporting.
Visit the British CouncilStandards & search
Documentation we keep on hand
The working references behind the web work we deliver — standards, search behaviour and browser support.
- W3C — the working group behind HTML, CSS and web accessibility.
- Google Search Central — how search engines find, crawl and rank pages.
- Can I Use — browser compatibility tables for the features we ship.
Last reviewed: February 2026. If a link has gone stale — or you know of a site worth adding — let us know.