
Dra. Marina Solano
The site stopped being a brochure and started booking appointments.
A fashion store that sells on its own, from Pix to tracking.
A women's fashion e-commerce inspired by the ladies of European royalty: a filterable catalog, shopping bag, checkout with card and Pix through Mercado Pago, shipping quoted on the spot and a dashboard where the store handles orders, stock and storefront without touching code.
Milady Moda
A capture of the real home page, frozen in October 2026. The store's whole home page: hero, categories, featured pieces, campaign, new arrivals, "Nosso Universo" and the newsletter. You can scroll the whole page; buttons and forms don't do anything. Personal data was replaced before publishing. Nothing depends on the original site staying online.
A fashion brand has to feel like a boutique on screen: the reference layout called for classic elegance, not the look of a generic platform store.
Real online sales need payment, shipping and stock talking to each other, without the customer seeing an error mid-purchase.
The owner needed to swap banners, add products and follow orders on her own, without depending on a developer.
A home page faithful to the reference layout, with Cormorant Garamond and Jost over cream and gold, a hero carousel, collections and a campaign banner.
Transparent checkout with Mercado Pago's Payment Brick — credit in up to 6 installments and Pix with a QR code —, Melhor Envio shipping and the address filled in from the postal code via ViaCEP.
A custom dashboard with orders, products, color and size variants, coupons, customers, newsletter and store settings.
Price, coupon, stock and shipping are recalculated on every order: the amount charged comes from the database, never from the browser.
A webhook with a verified signature and an API check; the order page updates when the payment is approved.
Each color and size has its own stock, deducted exactly once on approval, inside a transaction.
Correios and Jadlog quotes through Melhor Envio, with a regional estimate table if the API fails.
Tell us what you have today and where you want to get to. We'll come back with a clear path, with scope, timeline and price.
Twenty minutes is enough to understand what you need and give you a clear direction, even if you don't commit to anything yet.
One question at a time, under two minutes, and half of them are just picking an option. Nothing is sent until you check the summary at the end.
We don't work with a fixed price list. The price comes from the project's complexity, turnaround time, level of detail and the scope of the admin panel. A twenty-minute conversation is enough for us to reach a number.