Dighalbak — e-commerce storefront
A mobile-first e-commerce storefront built to hold attention on a phone — fast to load, smooth to browse, and ready to grow with the catalogue.
- Client
- Dighalbak
- Industry
- E-commerce
- Year
- 2025
- Duration
- 12 weeks
The problem we walked into.
Most of this storefront's customers browse on a phone, often one-handed and rarely on fast internet. A heavy, sluggish page loses them before the first product appears — and a storefront that cannot grow with the catalogue has to be rebuilt within a year.
How we framed it.
Keep the page light enough to appear instantly, then spend the remaining budget on movement that makes browsing feel considered rather than decorative. Build the catalogue from components that can be extended later without a rewrite.
What we shipped.
A responsive storefront that holds together from the smallest phone upward, with restrained motion through browse, product and cart, and a component structure ready for new categories and merchandising.
- Holds together from the smallest phone screen upward
- Restrained motion through browse, product and cart
- Accessible navigation that works by keyboard and screen reader
- A consistent visual system across every page
- Built to extend with new categories without a rebuild
PharmacyOS — the operating system for a pharmacy
Counter sales, stock, expiry, prescriptions and tax-compliant invoicing for Bangladeshi pharmacies — on the web and as native apps for Android, iPhone, Windows and Mac.
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