CASE STUDY · E-COMMERCE

Turning Moroccan craft products into an online store designed for international buyers.

Grand Moroccan Bazaar organises Moroccan artisanal products into a catalogue that can be explored and ordered through an international commercial journey.

The challenge

Handmade products vary by size, material and detail, requiring a clear catalogue, trust policies and an understandable ordering journey for international customers.

Visual evidence from the live project

Grand Moroccan Bazaar

Visual evidence from the live project — Grand Moroccan Bazaar
A capture of the project’s public interface as displayed during the latest review.
What was built

Grand Moroccan Bazaar

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Multi-category catalogue architecture

02

Products with options, pricing and detailed content

03

Customer account, ordering and order tracking

04

Shipping, returns, privacy and supporting editorial content

Verifiable evidence
  • A live store covering pottery, basketry, textiles, metalwork and leather goods.
  • Products with options, prices, reviews and add-to-cart journeys.
  • Currency selection, customer accounts and order tracking are publicly available.
  • Shipping, returns and privacy policies are published, and the footer credits Rokn El Web.

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