Orandes sells natural honeys and syrups from Peru. The website presents five products with their recipes, explains shipping to Lima and the rest of the country, and receives orders that the owner manages through a dedicated panel.
A natural products brand needed to showcase its catalog, explain how to use its products without making medical claims, and collect payments through the methods it already uses: Yape and bank transfer. Everything was handled through scattered messages.
The website gives each product its own page and recipes, answers purchasing and shipping questions, and records orders in three steps. The owner manages products, stock, shipping, and complaints through a panel with access roles.
People in Lima and the rest of the country who want to buy natural honeys with clear information, and the brand owner, who manages the catalog and orders without relying on third parties.
Five honeys and syrups with format, code, and availability, plus search by name or ingredient.
Each product comes with recipes listing ingredients, preparation time, and servings, using language that encourages responsible consumption without promises of cures.
Home delivery in Lima and shipping through carriers (Olva, Shalom, or Marvisur) elsewhere in the country. The cost is arranged over WhatsApp and paid through Yape or bank transfer.
Products, inventory with a stock movement ledger, orders, shipments, expenses, reviews, and complaints, with access roles. The operator only handles dispatch.
Automated review (axe-core, WCAG 2.2 AA) across 21 pages, on mobile and desktop.
Lighthouse with a simulated slow network, median of 3 runs on the home and product pages; accessibility, best practices, and SEO at 100.
Measured in production on the home and catalog pages: 0.24 to 0.38 MB, served as AVIF.
Next.js 16 and React 19 with Supabase (database with row-level security, 23 migrations) and Resend for email. The panel separates owner and operator roles. Card payments (Culqi) are implemented but not yet enabled: payments currently use Yape or bank transfer.
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