
Opti4Club
Pet nutrition retailA pet nutrition store in Amman, built to be run by one person
The shop, as it opens


The shop, as it opens
A shop in Amman, open in two languages, run from one back office by one person.
We designed it, engineered it, and we keep it running. Nothing on this page is a template, and nothing here is a mockup.
What we did
- Designed
- The identity, the layout and every screen were drawn for a pet shop in Amman and for nobody else.
- Engineered
- Catalogue, sizes, stock, cart, checkout, orders, reviews, loyalty and the owner’s back office, as one system.
- Running in production
- Live for a real business, watched around the clock, improved while the shop keeps selling.
The shop
A shelf that narrows down to the one bag you came for.
Seventy three products, filtered by animal, life stage, food type, health need and brand. The price and the number of sizes sit on the card, so nobody opens a product just to find out what it costs.


On a phone
Most of this shop is opened on a phone, so the phone is not the leftover.
The filter rail becomes one button carrying a count, the grid becomes two columns, and the back office stacks into cards the owner can work from anywhere.

Browsing

Choosing a size

Running the shop
The back office
The part that decides whether this is a website or a business.
Twenty sections behind one login, and the whole panel speaks Arabic and English the same way the shop does.



Marketing
Selling more is a screen, not a phone call to us.
A points programme, discount codes and a landing page per city, all owned by the person who runs the shop. The loyalty screen even explains the cash on delivery trap before the owner picks a rule.



Settings
The owner changes the store without changing the code.
Phone, email, opening hours in both languages, social links, currency, delivery rate, who can sign in and who is on the team. Leave the WhatsApp field empty and WhatsApp disappears from the shop. That is the difference between software someone owns and software someone rents.

Both languages
One shop, two languages
Not a translated copy. The same shop, the same catalogue and the same checkout, laid out right to left for Arabic and left to right for English, down to the filters and the price. Every screen on this page swaps with it.


