E-Commerce Clothing Brand Website
Budget / Salary₹1,500–12,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted51 minutes ago
I need a clean, mobile-first online store for my new clothing label. Customers must be able to pick their preferred size and colour on each product page, create a personal account to follow their orders, and save items they love for a later purchase. At launch I will offer clothing only, so the catalogue structure can stay simple, but the platform should leave room to add accessories in the future.
You are free to work in Shopify, WooCommerce, or another mainstream e-commerce CMS as long as the back-end lets me update products, stock levels, and promo codes without touching code. The design should echo a modern streetwear aesthetic: bold imagery, easy-to-scan grids, and a friction-less checkout that supports major cards and PayPal.
To keep us both clear on what “done” looks like, here is how I will review the hand-over:
• Fully responsive storefront tested on the latest Chrome, Safari, and Edge (desktop & mobile)
• Product pages with working size/colour selectors tied to inventory control
• Account area where a test user can see order status and edit details
• Heart or “save” icon that stores favourites for registered users
• Secure payment gateway running in live mode with a sandbox we can test together
• Written guide (PDF or Google Doc) showing how to add a new T-shirt, update stock, and pull basic sales reports
Once those checkpoints pass, I’ll switch the DNS and go live. Looking forward to seeing your approach and a few relevant store examples you’ve built.
You are free to work in Shopify, WooCommerce, or another mainstream e-commerce CMS as long as the back-end lets me update products, stock levels, and promo codes without touching code. The design should echo a modern streetwear aesthetic: bold imagery, easy-to-scan grids, and a friction-less checkout that supports major cards and PayPal.
To keep us both clear on what “done” looks like, here is how I will review the hand-over:
• Fully responsive storefront tested on the latest Chrome, Safari, and Edge (desktop & mobile)
• Product pages with working size/colour selectors tied to inventory control
• Account area where a test user can see order status and edit details
• Heart or “save” icon that stores favourites for registered users
• Secure payment gateway running in live mode with a sandbox we can test together
• Written guide (PDF or Google Doc) showing how to add a new T-shirt, update stock, and pull basic sales reports
Once those checkpoints pass, I’ll switch the DNS and go live. Looking forward to seeing your approach and a few relevant store examples you’ve built.
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