Project summary · E-commerce, kids accessories
KAZA Bows & Toes: what we built
A custom direct-to-consumer storefront with variants, bundle pricing and multi-carrier shipping rates.
The starting point
KAZA sells kids’ accessories with many variants, sells better in bundles, and ships through several carriers. Off-the-shelf platforms forced compromises on each of those.
What we built
1A custom storefront built end to end, with fast product pages
2Product variants (styles, sizes, colors) modeled the way the catalog sells
3Bundle pricing that rewards bigger baskets
4A custom cart and checkout with payments handled by Stripe
5Shipping rates from several carriers shown in the cart and at checkout
6Branded order-status emails
7A custom admin for catalog, variants, bundles and orders
Custom storefrontVariantsBundle pricingShipping rates
How it fits together
Variants
Bundles
Multi-carrier rates
What we builtCustom cart + checkout
Order-status emails
Custom admin
How the build ran
1
Understand
Start from the starting point above: what the business sells, who searches for it and where requests get lost.
2
Design
A look and structure that fit the brand and the way its customers buy.
3
Build
The pages, forms and connections listed above.
4
Launch and hand over
Go live and hand over what the owner needs to run it.
Scope delivered
Custom
storefront and admin built end to end
Stripe
custom cart and checkout, payments handled by Stripe
Bundles
bundle pricing and shipping rates from several carriers
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