Bakery and Online Store
We transformed this bakery's weekend farmers market sales into an online store the owner runs herself, backed by a full order and customer system.
Placing an order and checking out
Overview
Sunflower Bakehouse sells sourdough at farmers markets. Orders used to arrive by text and email, which meant chasing payments and tracking everything by hand.
The website is a custom storefront built around the bakery brand. Customers browse, order, choose a delivery date, and pay by card, then receive a branded confirmation right away.
Every paid order lands in one dashboard with the customer, the items, the delivery details, and the status. From the same place she manages products, reads messages, publishes the blog, and sends her newsletter.
Every order in one place
Customers get a clean storefront. Behind it, the owner runs sales, orders, products, messages, and content from a single dashboard.
Sales, store activity, recent orders, and full control of the web store
Everything she runs herself
A storefront that takes the order and the payment
Customers browse, build an order, choose a delivery date, and pay by card. A paid order and a customer record are created the moment they check out.
Full control of the menu, no developer needed
Add products, set prices, write descriptions, and turn items on or off. Changes go live on the storefront right away.
Messages land in the system, not a lost inbox
The website contact form feeds straight into her dashboard as a new inquiry, with the customer saved and ready for a reply.
Publish to the website in a few clicks
Write, preview, and publish posts from the dashboard. They appear on the live site in the bakery brand, with no code to touch.
The bakery gets paid before baking, keeps every order in one place, and owns a customer list it can market to.