Case studies/Maria B.

A fashion storefront that has to survive sale season

Commerce work for Maria B. — lookbooks, collections, and a checkout path that still holds when a drop hits.

Client
Maria B.
Location
Lahore, Pakistan
Year
2024

Commerce · Web

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A fashion shopper with bags — the traffic a Maria B. storefront has to convert

Surface

Commerce

Priority

Mobile

Year

2024

Pictures from the work

Photography that matches the product — the buildings, the floor, the clothes, the road — not stock of people pointing at a laptop.

A ready-to-wear collection laid out for a lookbook
A clothing boutique interior matching the brand’s retail world
A garment styled for a lookbook — product photography for the store

The job

Fashion traffic is not even. A collection drop or a sale week is a different site from a Tuesday in March. The store had to show the clothes properly — embroidery, colour, drape — and still take an order when the catalogue was under load.

Lookbooks, size guides and collection pages were fighting the cart. Mobile is most of the traffic; a slow product page is a lost sale.

What we built

We treated photography and catalogue speed as the product. Collection templates, filtered browsing, and a checkout path that does not reload the world. Content for drops can go live without a full rebuild.

We kept the brand’s retail language: festive and unstitched collections read as Maria B., not a generic shop theme. Performance work sat in the same sprint as the visuals.

Where it landed

The storefront holds during sale traffic. New collections go up from the catalogue, not from a weekend of hotfixes. Product pages are built around the garment, not around a sidebar of widgets.

Stack

What we shipped with — picked for this product, not for a slide.

  • Shopify
  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Vercel
Sale week used to mean holding our breath. The pages look like our clothes, they open on a phone, and we are not begging engineering every time a collection goes live.
Ayesha·E-commerce lead, Maria B.

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