Makimed
A medical apparel store where choosing a colour and a cut feels as good as the purchase itself.
- {Client}
- Makimed
- {My role}
- Front-end & WordPress development
- {Stack}
- WordPress, WooCommerce, ACF Pro, SCSS, JS
- {Design}
- [Designer / agency]
- {Year}
- [YEAR]
- {Live}
- makimed.pl ↗
{Brief}
A store for medical apparel with many variants
Every Makimed model comes in several cuts and up to eight colours. The store had to make comparing variants effortless, support group orders for clinics, and stay fully editable by the client. [Adjust to the real brief.]
{What I did}
- Built a custom WordPress theme from the provided design
- Customised WooCommerce templates: listing, product, cart, checkout
- Modelled editable content with ACF Pro sections
- Responsive build, performance and deployment
{Key features}
Shop by colour
An eight-colour palette as primary navigation, from grey melange to olive.
Group orders
A separate ordering flow for clinics and teams, with a simple enquiry form.
Product-linked reviews
Reviews tied to a specific model and colour, building trust where the decision is made.
Gift cards & blog
Extra sales paths and content the client edits on their own in the admin panel.
{Full page}
Scroll the home page
From colours and bestsellers to shopping benefits and customer reviews, every section is editable in WordPress.
- * WordPress
- * WooCommerce
- * ACF Pro
- * Custom theme
{Technical notes}
[How colour variants are handled (WooCommerce attributes / variations), how page sections are modelled in ACF, anything custom such as the group-order form or review linking.]
{Takeaways}
[The hardest part of the project and what you learned from it, in one or two sentences.]