MO&DAU

Every piece the shop has is now on the shelf, and each one is shown the same way.

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Client: MO&DAU
Industry: Handmade jewellery
Where: Limassol, Cyprus
Year: 2026
Languages: EN · EL
What we did: Online shop in 2 languages
Catalogue rebuilt from the old shop
One photo style for the collection
Checkout and order tracking
Order panel for the owners
Built with: Next.js 16 · React 19 · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS 4 · Python + Pillow (photo pipeline)

610product cards sorted from the old shop
60pieces on the new shop
11Garden pieces in one photo style
2languages: English and Greek

The task

MO&DAU is a mother and a daughter who make one-of-a-kind jewellery in Limassol. Orders came through Instagram messages, and the website on Webador showed at most 24 pieces per section. Of 333 pieces in stock, 220 could not be reached from the menu at all, and the new collection, The Garden after the rain, existed only in Instagram posts. Each product page had a name, a price and one photo taken on whatever surface was at hand.

Every piece in view.

We went through all 610 cards of the old shop: what is in stock, what is sold, what is a necklace and what is a brooch. The new shop opens with the season's collection and keeps Men and Kids all year. Filters sit by type, and every tile says plainly that the piece is made once.

On a phone the grid is two columns, and the bag, wishlist and quick view work with a thumb.

Home page: the Afterglow necklace on a model next to the flat lay

MO&DAU shop: all pieces with filters by type

One way to show a necklace.

Danae photographs each piece on her phone. We kept her photos as the source and rebuilt every frame the same way: the necklace laid in an even circle, on the same light-grey ground, with no shadows and true, bright stone colours. Georgia went through the frames and signed off the look.

Now eleven Garden necklaces sit in a row and read as one collection, not eleven different afternoons.

The Garden after the rain collection page

Questions answered on the page.

A product page now tells what the old one never did: the stones, the delivery, how to care for pearls. Delivery across Cyprus is free, as the brand always promised in Instagram, and a link opens a message about this exact piece.

Checkout takes a gift note. Every order has its own page with status, and the owners move it forward from one panel: confirmed, packed, sent, delivered. Each step has its letter ready in the buyer's language.