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The brief
A complete online store: browse, filter, apply coupons, and check out, the way customers expect.
Selling online in Libya doesn’t work like a checkout tutorial: customers expect cash on delivery, local delivery companies, LYD prices, and answers on WhatsApp.
What I built
An Arabic e-commerce store for a beauty and grooming-appliance retailer: a filterable catalogue, product pages with full specifications, a wishlist, cart, coupon codes, and a checkout with delivery-company selection, with WhatsApp support one tap away.
Product pages that answer questions
Full specifications, imagery and add-to-cart on every product. The page does the salesperson’s explaining.
A cart that understands coupons
Quantities, totals and coupon codes resolve in the cart before checkout. No surprises at the last step.
Checkout the Libyan way
Delivery-company selection, cash on delivery and LYD pricing: the flow customers here actually complete, with WhatsApp support one tap away.
The hard part
A complete commerce flow built for the Libyan market: local delivery companies, cash on delivery, LYD pricing, and WhatsApp as first-class support.
The result
A complete commerce flow shaped for the Libyan market: from browsing to a delivered order, in the customer’s own language.
A complete commerce flow shaped for the Libyan market.
Cash on delivery, local couriers, LYD prices.
Support one WhatsApp tap away.
Delivered
