FORME
A considered storefront. Your content, your choice of panel.
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Who it is for.
Furniture shops, independent makers and product brands that want a distinctive website without giving up control of their catalog.
The problem
A business can outgrow the look and shopping experience of its website while still relying on WordPress to manage products. Replacing the whole operation makes a redesign harder than it needs to be.
The response
FORME separates the customer experience from content management. The same Next.js design runs against either WooCommerce or EmDash. Each version reads its own published catalog, giving clients a concrete way to compare keeping WordPress with moving to another panel.
What the project does.
Follow the useful parts of the experience, from the first decision to the next action.
Capabilities
- Browse categories and product pages with editable descriptions and specifications.
- Choose color, size and finish with configuration-specific galleries, enlarged images and assigned video.
- Try the demo bag and address form; save a demo order to WooCommerce Orders or EmDash Orders before viewing its printable receipt.
How it works
- An editor uploads media and updates the product in the chosen panel.
- The storefront reads the published product, options and matching media.
- A visitor completes the simulated checkout; the selected panel saves a protected demo order before the receipt appears.
Behind the website.
Keep WordPress or choose EmDash. These are two independently editable implementations of the same customer-facing design.
Manage the WooCommerce product catalog
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Review saved demo orders in EmDash
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Your team owns the content workflow.
Images, copy and structured records are managed in the selected panel. The shared frontend handles presentation and interaction. Moving a real business includes mapping its content, permissions and operational requirements; it is not an automatic one-click migration.
What this version demonstrates.
Fictional catalog and prices. Checkout saves a demo order in the selected panel; payment is simulated, with no money collected, fulfillment or messages sent. FORME has its own product and order panels, separate from SEREIN. WordPress and EmDash are independently managed alternatives; changes are not automatically copied between them.
A similar problem in your business?
Bring your current website, your workflow and what is getting in the way. We can use this project as a concrete starting point.
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