Web Design
Online clothing shop
A Persian, right-to-left clothing shop with a working admin panel — filters, cart, checkout, order tracking and stock that moves when an order is placed.
Context
Built as a live sample to show prospective shop owners what their store could feel like before any contract is signed. There is no server: everything runs in the visitor's browser on sample data, so the demo is a design and flow proposal, not a production shop.
The problem
Most Iranian shops sell through Instagram, and a shop link that breaks the moment a visitor is on a VPN — or off it — loses the sale. The site also had to be judged on a phone inside Instagram's own browser, which drops features a normal browser has.
What TAZ did
Shop side: product list with category, colour, size, stock and discount filters, search that accepts Persian and Arabic letter variants, product pages with colour-matched photos and per-variant stock, wishlist, a cart drawer with a free-shipping bar, guest checkout that accepts Persian digits, a simulated payment step, a receipt and order tracking by code. Admin side: a dashboard with a fourteen-day revenue chart, pending orders and low-stock alerts; products with a stock table per colour and size; photo upload resized in the browser; and order status changes that show up on the customer's tracking page. No third-party request is made at runtime — the font and every photo ship with the site — so nothing breaks when a foreign service is filtered.
Where it stands
Live and open to anyone, including the admin panel. Placing an order in the shop lowers stock and appears in the panel at once; open tabs stay in sync. Checked in desktop Chrome and in mobile emulation with Instagram's browser signature — not yet inside the real Instagram app, which is stated on the demo itself.
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