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TAASUQ

A footwear and streetwear storefront built for a market where trust in authenticity decides the sale.

TAASUQ — key interface composition

Overview

A commerce build for a Pakistani fashion retailer, designed around the two objections that actually stop the checkout: is it real, and what happens if it does not fit.
Technology
Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSNode.jsPostgreSQLVercel
Live site
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Year
2026
  • 01

    The challenge

    In a market flooded with replicas, a premium sneaker store is not selling shoes so much as selling certainty. Buyers hesitate at the point of payment because nothing on a typical storefront tells them what happens if the parcel is wrong.
  • 02

    Strategy

    We put the guarantees where the doubt is. The open-parcel policy, free express shipping threshold and returns window ride in a persistent bar rather than a footer link, so the answer arrives before the question does.
  • 03

    Design

    Editorial product photography on a light, quiet chrome — the merchandise supplies the colour and the interface stays out of the way. Category, brand and sale navigation collapse into a single row that survives a phone screen without a hamburger.
  • 04

    Engineering

    Server-rendered catalogue pages with incremental revalidation keep listings fast and indexable, while cart and wishlist state persist client-side so a returning visitor picks up mid-basket.

Results

  • 7-dayReturns, stated up front
  • 100%Open-parcel authenticity policy
  • 3 tapsHome to checkout