Circle
Nine categories, a filterable shop page, a slide-out cart and a checkout trimmed to what a Bangladeshi buyer actually fills in.
Circle is a Dhaka clothing brand — “not just a clothing brand, a movement”, as their own footer puts it. They needed a shop that could actually take orders, not a brochure with a contact form: nine product categories, sale pricing, coupons, and a checkout that a customer in Mirpur could finish on a phone without an email address.
The store runs on WooCommerce with the storefront built in Elementor, so the marketing surfaces — hero slider, category grid, featured-product tabs, collection blocks, FAQ — stay editable by the client while the commerce logic stays standard WooCommerce that any developer can pick up.
Key features of this build
Full WooCommerce store — cart, coupons, order notes and cash on delivery
Slide-out mini cart, so adding a product never takes you off the page you were browsing
District-based shipping: “Inside Dhaka” is calculated in the cart, not typed in by hand
Shop page with live search, price-range slider, category checkboxes and sort
Product pages with a multi-image gallery, stock count, SKU, categories and related items
Sale pricing shown with the old price struck through, in ৳ throughout
Home page built as editable Elementor sections — hero slider, category grid, tabbed featured products, collection blocks, trust row, FAQ
Checkout trimmed to name, phone, district and address; email optional
How we built it
Mapped the catalogue first — the nine categories, what each product page needs to show, and which of those fields the shop filters would run on. Getting this wrong is what forces a rebuild later.
Built the commerce layer on stock WooCommerce: products, categories, sale prices, coupons, stock counts and cash on delivery. No custom checkout code, so the store stays upgradable.
Set shipping up as district zones. “Inside Dhaka ৳80” is a rule, so the cart and the checkout always agree and nobody has to remember the number.
Designed the storefront in Elementor as separate, editable sections. The client can swap a hero slide or a collection block without touching the store.
Added the shop-page filter set and the slide-out cart — the two things that decide whether browsing a nine-category catalogue on a phone is bearable.
Handed over with a walkthrough: adding a product, running a sale price, issuing a coupon, changing a shipping rate. The store is theirs to run.
Where it landed
Built with
E-Commerce, Elementor, WooCommerce, WordPressType
Client build — e-commerceClient
CircleStatus
Year
2026Tags
WooCommerce, Elementor, Cash on delivery, Fashion, Dhaka, BDT, Product filters, Slide-out cartLast updated
11 September 2026Pages in this build
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