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Ecommerce · 7 projects
Selling online in Morocco has its own rules. Many customers pay on delivery, large orders need a deposit, and professionals expect a quote or a call before they commit. Every store below was designed around how its customers actually buy.
Création de sites e-commerce au Maroc : boutiques en ligne avec paiement à la livraison, acomptes, catalogues B2B et tableaux de bord.
How we approach it
The projects range from a Casablanca chocolatier taking deposits on reception pieces to a national hardware store paying on delivery and a B2B food distributor reserving volumes. Each one is live or available as a working prototype.
The work
A chocolatier-dattier storefront for ballotins, coupes and reception pieces, backed by a complete order and receipt back-office.
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A nationwide bricolage storefront connecting category discovery, filtered product browsing and cash-on-delivery checkout.
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A wholesale grocery storefront connecting fast catalogue discovery to volume reservations and a response within 24 hours.
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A storefront for 18k and 21k gold, from collection browsing to a phone-confirmed order.
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An editorial perfume boutique pairing cinematic fragrance imagery with a warm ivory palette, deep burgundy accents and oversized typography.
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A calm pharmacy and cosmetics storefront that turns health-and-beauty discovery into a clear, reassuring product journey.
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The neighbourhood store for homes and shops. One mobile app connects everyday grocery shopping with a dedicated wholesale restocking experience.
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Websites start at 3,500 MAD. The final price depends on the number of pages, languages and features such as online payment, a dashboard or bookings; you get a fixed quote before any work starts.
Most websites launch in 7 to 14 days. Sites with a dashboard, online orders or several languages take longer, and the timeline is agreed with the quote.
Yes. Cash on delivery is the default for most Moroccan stores we build, with optional deposits for large orders and bank transfer or card where the business needs it.
Yes. Stores can include a private dashboard to add products, update stock and prices, and follow orders, receipts and deposits.
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