Custom printing
FoloPrint
A custom printing store in Amman with a design studio inside it.
The store
The store as it opens: the promise, what it prints on, the Jordan collection, and the invitation into the design studio. This is the page itself, scrolling.
A print shop where the customer makes the product, then buys it.
We designed it, engineered it, and it is open in Amman in two languages. Every screen on this page is the running store, not a mockup.
What we did
- Designed
- The identity, the store and the studio were drawn for one printing house in Amman, in black and yellow, in Arabic and English.
- Engineered
- Catalogue, colours and sizes, cart, cash on delivery and CliQ, orders, stock, points, analytics and a design tool that runs in the browser, as one system.
- Live
- Open at foloprint.folowise.com, watched by us, improved while the store keeps taking orders.
The shop
A catalogue that answers the two questions a buyer really has: how much, and in what size.
Search, a price range, categories and collections filter the whole catalogue. On the product page the colour changes the photo, the size changes the price, and a printing note travels with the order to the press.
The studio
Most stores sell what they already have. This one sells what the customer draws.
Twenty five starting points, six colour palettes, uploads, text, shapes, icons, effects and layers, a front print and a back print, all inside the browser with nothing to install. The saved design travels with the order, so the press receives the exact file the customer approved.
On a phone
The studio is not a desktop feature.
The tool rail becomes a row of tabs, the garment fills the screen, and the same design is saved, previewed and added to the cart from the phone the customer already had in their hand.
Browsing
Colour and size
Designing on the phone
The back office
Twenty three sections behind one login.
The day in one screen, then every order with its items, its customer and its next step. The panel speaks Arabic and English the same way the store does.
The catalogue
Thirty versions of one hoodie, each with its own price and its own count.
Colours and sizes generate the combinations in one click, then every row keeps its own price, sale price, stock, code and photo. The same page carries both languages, the search words, and whether this product can be designed in the studio.
Stock
The shop counts itself down.
Every colour and size carries its own count. An order draws it down, and the moment it passes its limit the item lands on this screen with a restock box next to it. A shopper who arrives too late can ask to be told when it is back, which turns a sold out page into a waiting list.
Built in
The parts other stores rent by the month.
Promo codes, a points programme, gift cards, low stock alerts and analytics are part of this store. Nothing here was bought as a plugin, and nothing here stops working when a subscription lapses.
Analytics
The store says where people stop.
Visits, sources, pages, searches and journeys, all recorded by the store itself, so the numbers are not rented from anyone and no ad blocker decides what the owner is allowed to know. Then two funnels: the buying one, and the studio one, because designing is where this shop wins or loses the sale.
Settings
The owner changes the store without changing the code.
Phone, email, working hours in both languages, address, social links, currency, delivery rates, sign in options, the team and their roles, and how the owner hears about a new order. Leave the WhatsApp field empty and the WhatsApp button disappears from the store.
Both languages
One store, two languages, and the studio comes with them.
Not a translated copy. The same catalogue, the same checkout and the same design tool, laid out right to left for Arabic and left to right for English. Every other screen on this page swaps with the language you are reading it in. This pair is the exception, held side by side on purpose.
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