A little piece of Kurdistan, online.

I developed a softer palette from the brand’s original colours to give the website a calm, welcoming feel. Light backgrounds let the products stand out, while darker tones bring clarity to text and buttons. Colourful accents keep the brand’s personality present throughout.

The homepage opens with a playful arrangement of souvenirs, giving visitors an immediate feel for the brand. Featured products lead into the story behind the store, its connection to Visit Kurdistan, and a showcase of gift collections.

A consistent grid keeps product images, names, and prices easy to scan. Labels highlight discounts, new arrivals, and unavailable items, while search, filtering, and pagination provide ways to explore the collection.

A quick-view window brings together product images, pricing, and a short description. Shoppers can inspect an item and add it to their cart while keeping their place in the collection.

A compact cart lets shoppers review their items and adjust quantities before continuing to checkout. The floating cart summary keeps the total and a direct route back to the cart within reach as they browse.

I divided checkout into simple steps for address details and payment, with a progress indicator to guide shoppers. The order summary stays visible throughout, keeping items, delivery fees, and the total easy to review before confirming the purchase.

The account area brings together personal details, saved address information, and order history. Simple panels let customers update their information and look back at previous purchases without navigating a complicated dashboard.

I adapted the shopping experience for smaller screens, keeping products easy to browse and key actions within reach. The mobile design carries the same colours and personality through a compact layout, from exploring the collection to placing an order.