A bilingual storefront the owner runs alone
English and Persian, right-to-left throughout, and a CMS that needs no developer.
Fixed-scope build · Next.js · TypeScript · Supabase
Every enquiry was a direct message.
Prices lived in a note on a phone, Persian-speaking customers got a translated screenshot instead of a page, and nothing in the catalogue could change without a developer.
5 layers we worked on.
The rest of the stack was already sound, or out of scope.
Right-to-left, end to end
Direction is built into the layout primitives once, so layout, icons, form fields and every arrow mirror for Persian readers.
Enquiries land in an inbox
Enquiries come in through the site and land in an inbox the owner runs herself, instead of arriving as direct messages.
One owner, every edit checked
The owner signs in and edits pieces, prices and pages in place, in the design they'll appear in. Every write re-checks on the server that it's hers.
Rules the database enforces
Row Level Security enforces the same ownership rule a second time, and a draft is hidden from the public by policy, not by a filter someone has to remember.
Quick on mobile data
Public pages are statically prerendered, so the shop loads fast on a phone, and the owner changes it without a deploy.
Zedd Studio
- Languages on one codebase
- 2
- Developer tickets to change a price
- 0
Sharehold
Bills arrive at a forwarding address, get split per renter, and land in a ledger that survives someone moving out mid-cycle.