Vestidos do Mexico it's a fictional E-commerce which sells embroidered Mexican dresses. The store had an Instagram profile and no website, so there was no page where someone could browse the dresses, see a price and ask about one.

The brief was a catalog, not a full online store. One page with a product grid, prices, photos and a button that sends the shopper to WhatsApp, where the store answers customers. The look had to be colorful and still modern, with the Mexican theme in the details instead of a fiesta poster.

Every product lives in the CMS: name, original price, current price and three photos. Cards show the old price struck through next to the new one, and the photos swap on hover. The WhatsApp button writes its own message, so the owner knows which dress someone means before she replies.

I built the product card and the WhatsApp button as code components, so a design change reaches every product at once. A floating WhatsApp button stays on screen for general questions, and the header carries only the logo and section links. The layout works on desktop, tablet and phone. The grid launched with eight sample products and stock photos, ready to be replaced with the store's own.

The live demo is a portfolio project under the name Vestidos do Mexico, with the WhatsApp links turned off.