Design and development by Ceybi
An online store for presenting your products and managing the orders behind them.
An ecommerce interface depends on how customers choose your products. Cosmetics rely on imagery and usage information; food needs clear categories and product details; sports supplements need effective browsing and search. I plan the store around your catalogue and the way customers make decisions.
A working basket is only part of the system. Product editing, categories, stock, payment results and order status need to work together. For ToosMilk I developed a PHP and MySQL store with a basket, PayTR payment, order tracking and a management panel. We define the payment and delivery requirements for your store during scoping.
Each product description, image and URL should help someone looking for that product. Clear category structures and useful product details are more valuable than repeating the same text across hundreds of pages. I check the mobile shopping flow, page weight and product links before launch.
E-Commerce
An end-to-end e-commerce system with an admin panel, built for natural village produce.
A shop for milk, cheese, honey and breakfast goods that feels like a real market. Cart, checkout, order tracking and stock management were built without a framework, on a lightweight PHP stack.
E-Commerce
A premium, sales-focused e-commerce site for professional hair care products.
A store that brings salon quality online. A balance of white, gold and black strengthens the brand's professional cosmetics image; big product shots and clear buttons make buying easy.
E-Commerce
An energetic, sales-focused e-commerce experience for sports nutrition.
Black and orange set up a sporty brand language. With categories, bestsellers, deals and guide content, the site became a store that informs, not just sells.
We agree the provider and integration in the proposal. Provider accounts, commissions and approval processes are subject to that provider’s terms.
If the scope includes a management panel, it can cover products, categories, stock and orders. We agree the necessary operations around your catalogue.
Who will use it, what should it do, and when do you need it? Share your current website or examples, if you have them. We can define the scope and next steps together.