Case study · Client work

NutriPro DZ: a multi-brand supplements store built for the Algerian market.

Seven brands, over a hundred products, eleven categories, and customers who expect to pay on delivery. NutriPro DZ needed a store that makes a large catalogue easy to navigate and makes ordering feel safe, from the first visit to the delivery at the door.

Industry
Sports nutrition retail
Market
Algeria, nationwide delivery
Project type
E-commerce store
Languages
French, Arabic
Services
Strategy, design, development, catalogue setup
Stack
WordPress, WooCommerce, Elementor Pro
NutriPro DZ website homepage

The project

A large catalogue, a simple path to order.

01

The challenge

Supplements are a trust purchase: buyers want to know the brand is genuine, the product fits their goal, and that paying and receiving the order will be painless. A big catalogue makes all three harder, not easier. The store had to organise 100+ products so that a first-time visitor finds the right one in seconds.

02

Strategy

Two entry points instead of one. Shop by category for people who know what they want (protein, creatine, mass gainers, vitamins) and shop by goal for people who do not. A persistent reassurance bar states delivery, payment on receipt and a phone number on every page, because those are the questions that stop an Algerian shopper from ordering.

03

Design

A bold black-and-yellow identity, large product imagery and a homepage that leads with a featured product slider, brand grid and category rails. Product cards show brand, format and price clearly; nothing decorative competes with the buy button.

04

Development

WooCommerce configured for the market: cash on delivery, home or stop-desk delivery with fees by wilaya, wishlist, customer accounts, live product search and a French/Arabic language switch. Product data structured by brand, category and goal for filtering.

05

SEO & performance

Clean category and product URLs in French, descriptive titles and meta descriptions, and image handling tuned for a catalogue this size, so pages stay fast as products are added.

06

Deliverables

A complete store on its own domain, with the full catalogue loaded, delivery and payment rules configured, and the team trained to add products and process orders.

Pages

A closer look.

An online store in Algeria has to answer three questions before anything else: how do I pay, how do I receive it, and who do I call. Design around those and the rest follows.

Guerniche Ramzi, on the NutriPro DZ project

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