The shopper site
The homepage is built from sections: a banner slider, category tiles, product collections, and text blocks. Each banner can link to a full URL or a path such as /category/rings/. A slider shows dots so a shopper can move between slides.
The header can show your logo, a menu, search, cart, and an announcement line. The footer holds your address, policies, and catalog links.
KKC Jewels uses a banner, a category menu, and search on the same header.
Catalog
Products have a name, photos, price, compare-at price, categories, and variants such as size or metal. Stock follows the quantity, so a variant with pieces left is shown as in stock. Categories can be nested. Collections can be featured products, new arrivals, best sellers, or a hand-picked list.
Dhruthi Collections leads with a festive banner and then category tiles.
Checkout and login
A customer enters a mobile number and an OTP sent by SMS. After that they can save a name and addresses. Checkout shows the items, a coupon if you have created one, and wallet cash if that store has the wallet turned on. Payment can be Razorpay, Cashfree, or cash on delivery. You switch each one on from the store admin.
OldenBite uses the same checkout path for ready-to-eat food.
Orders and the store admin
Orders list the customer, status, and amount. You can open an order and download an invoice. Coupons and wallet rules are edited in the admin. The SMS log shows when a message was sent, without storing the login code.
The dashboard counts orders that still need fulfilling. Pending checkouts and failed payments are left out of that number.
Billing
Billing has its own page in the store admin. The current month is a running total: a ₹1,000 platform fee, 1% of sales, and ₹0.30 for each SMS that was sent. At the end of the month the bill is saved. Older months can be selected and downloaded. The store is not suspended if a bill is unpaid.
Search and pages
Each store has a title, description, and info pages for privacy, shipping, and returns. The public site also serves a sitemap and a robots file so search engines can read the catalog.
RCV Crafts sells handcrafted idols on its own domain.