Challenge and constraints
A broad book range requires clear categorisation, search and informative product pages. Checkout also needs to remain straightforward for customers buying on a phone.
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Development of an Online Store for Chas Maistriv Publishing House
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This page showcases our project for creating a modern online store for the "Chas Maistriv" publishing house. The website we developed combines an aesthetic design, user-friendly interface, and innovative features that allow customers to easily find and order their favorite books.
Website functionality:
• Product Catalog: The store features a wide range of books and other items available for purchase online. Users can browse various categories, including new releases, bestsellers, children's literature, educational materials, and more.
• Advanced Filtering: An interactive filtering system allows customers to quickly find the right books by genre, author, book characters, reader age, and other parameters, enhancing the user experience.
• Dedicated Pages for Authors and Book Characters: We created individual pages for authors showcasing their biographies, lists of books, and interesting facts. Additionally, there are pages dedicated to popular book characters that attract extra attention from visitors.
• Wholesale Order Catalog: A special catalog for wholesale clients allows the publishing house to easily handle large orders from stores and libraries, providing personalized discounts and terms of cooperation.
• User Dashboard with Different Roles and Discounts: The user management system provides different roles: from standard customers to wholesale clients, as well as authors and publishers. This allows setting individual discounts, bonuses, and personalized offers.
This project demonstrates our capabilities in creating full-fledged online stores with extensive functionality, convenient navigation, and an attractive design that meets customer needs and enhances their loyalty.
E-commerce case
Project overview
A publishing house online store with a clear path to purchase
We created an e-commerce structure that makes books easy to discover, compare and order while giving the publishing team direct control over the catalogue.
- Industry
- Publishing and book retail
- Solution type
- Online store
- Primary goal
- Turn the book catalogue into a manageable sales channel
How the solution was designed
We combined a structured catalogue, detailed book pages and a consistent checkout flow. The administration panel supports regular updates to products, pricing and availability.
What we delivered
- 01Book catalogue with categories, filters and search
- 02Product pages with descriptions, details and pricing
- 03Cart and structured checkout flow
- 04Payment and delivery scenarios
- 05Administrative product management
Business value
- Customers find relevant publications more quickly
- The store can expand its catalogue without changing the architecture
- The team manages products and orders in one workflow
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Delivery approach
Analysis
We identified the audience, primary user scenarios and the information customers need before their first enquiry.
Structure and UX
We planned the page hierarchy and content around a real action — selection, enquiry, purchase or consultation.
Design and development
We combined a custom visual direction with responsiveness, performance and manageable functionality.
Testing and growth
We verified key scenarios and prepared a structure that can continue to develop after launch.
Questions about this case
01What was the primary objective of the project?+
Turn the book catalogue into a manageable sales channel. We combined a structured catalogue, detailed book pages and a consistent checkout flow. The administration panel supports regular updates to products, pricing and availability.
02What functionality was delivered?+
Book catalogue with categories, filters and search; Product pages with descriptions, details and pricing; Cart and structured checkout flow; Payment and delivery scenarios; Administrative product management
03Can a similar solution be adapted for another business?+
Yes. Structure, design and integrations are defined around the processes, audience and objectives of each business. This case demonstrates the approach rather than a reusable template.
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