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The need behind the project
A varied catalog needs clear product discovery, prices, offers and a usable mobile checkout. Behind the storefront, the team also needs reviewable inventory and pricing data.
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How we approached it
Our contribution combines WordPress and WooCommerce interface work with custom extensions: organizing the homepage, categories and product pages, improving shopping and order journeys, and connecting store data with operational tools.
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Implementation and features
- Arabic RTL interface adapted to mobile and desktop.
- Catalog organization by category, brand and need, with product search.
- Product pages presenting images, prices, options and purchase information.
- Offers, product selections and clear cart and checkout paths.
- Custom work on ordering, addresses, contact and order tracking.
- Custom price and stock synchronization with item matching and review.
- Technical SEO and product, category and internal-link improvements.
- Performance, caching and operational troubleshooting as needed.
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Explore the workflow
Browse a category, open a product and explore the cart journey. This link opens the real store; do not place test orders there.
Visit website ↗What this presentation covers
A case study of developing and customizing an existing store. WordPress and WooCommerce are underlying platforms, not engines we claim to have authored. No customer data, sales figures or unverified growth claims are shown. The new mobile app is a separate prototype.
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Who it suits
Stores needing a clear storefront plus stock, pricing and custom order workflows.
Customization and handover
We agree your branding, languages, roles, reports and integrations, then define scope, testing and handover. Presenting this project does not offer its customer data, accounts or brand for sale.
Presentation reviewed: 17 October 2026