A personal-care storefront designed and built in Framer, connecting curated collections, product details, and a WhatsApp contact path.
A product catalog needs to help visitors find relevant items, understand an offer, and know what to do next. I designed and built Nala Market in Framer around a browsing journey for personal-care products, using curated collections and category entry points before the product detail and WhatsApp contact action.
I organized the homepage around Special Offers, Best Seller, and product categories. Face, Hair, Body, and Fragrance give visitors a route based on their needs, while curated collections support a quicker browse. The navigation repeats these entry points so the catalog structure is easy to find beyond the homepage.
Product cards bring imagery, names, and prices together, with sale labels and original prices where applicable. The product page then adds availability, a short introduction, and expandable information sections. I used this hierarchy to keep the first comparison concise while leaving space for more detail before the next action.
I built the storefront with Order Now and Buy Now actions that lead to WhatsApp, rather than an on-site checkout. The product action sits alongside the information used to evaluate an item. The current demo link starts a website inquiry, so I describe this as a contact handoff instead of a verified product-ordering or payment flow.
The Framer build brings product collections, category browsing, detail pages, and WhatsApp contact links into one storefront experience. My work covered the UI/UX design and website build. The public demo shows the catalog and contact journey; it does not demonstrate a completed purchase or payment integration.
