An imported-goods store built around cash on delivery, bKash and a WhatsApp order line.

Chapter 01

The client and the problem

Imported goods are a trust purchase in Bangladesh. Shoppers want to know a product is genuine, and most still want to see the parcel before they pay for it. A storefront that demands card payment up front loses those customers at the checkout.

Chapter 02

What we built

We built the store around the payment habits that actually convert here. Cash on delivery is a first-class path rather than a fallback, and bKash sits beside it. The offer rails are part of the storefront instead of a banner, so bundles, buy-one-get-one and clearance are always where shoppers look. Best sellers are ranked from real orders rather than hand-picked. And because many customers would rather send a photo than fill in a form, ordering over WhatsApp is offered openly.

Chapter 03

The system

2 applications, each with its own job, sharing one source of truth.

1. 01Storefront (Next.js)
2. 02Multi-vendor admin panel

Chapter 04

Delivered

Everything that shipped, in the client's hands.

• Product catalogue by category, sub-category and brand
• Search across products and brands
• Cart and checkout with bKash and cash on delivery
• Offer rails — buy-one-get-one, bundles, exclusives and clearance
• Best-selling and newly-arrived listings driven by real order data
• WhatsApp ordering for customers who would rather message
• Delivery, payment and returns explained on the storefront
• Logo and brand identity