Kenanga Florist Website

One-page site for a florist: bouquet catalogue by occasion, starting prices, and WhatsApp ordering.

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Industry

Florist & Gift Services

Timeline

1 week

Package Used

A website with clear structure and navigation, for a small business going online for the first time

This is a demo website I built on my own as a sample, not paid client work. The business name is illustrative. The live preview above is the real build.

About This Website

One-page site for a florist: bouquet catalogue by occasion, starting prices, and WhatsApp ordering.

Notes Behind This Demo

Kenanga Florist is a fictional flower shop in Yogyakarta. The buyer I pictured comes because of an occasion, such as a graduation or a wedding, often orders at the last minute, and wants a price range plus certainty that the flowers arrive that same day.

Three design decisions

I arranged the catalog by occasion, from graduation bouquets to standing flower boards, because buyers usually start from the event. Every card shows a "from" price, since the final price depends on the size and the flowers chosen.
The 15.00 cutoff for same-day delivery appears in three places: the strip under the opening headline, the delivery area section, and the FAQ. A buyer in a hurry decides based on that time, and I wanted them to find it wherever they start reading.
At the end of the catalog sits a dark Custom Request card with its own WhatsApp button. With that card in place, the catalog only needs the common arrangements, and a buyer who has not found a match still has a way to ask.

A catalog this short fits Starter. If it should hold many photos of arrangements, Business (Rp 5.000.000) is the better fit, serving them from Cloudflare Storage through a CDN, while buyers still order through WhatsApp because the catalog in that package has no cart. Paying directly on the site only works with a database, which comes with Enterprise.