AccessStore.lk · A statically generated storefront for a Sri Lankan networking and IT equipment retailer, with a page and structured data for every category and product.

Client
AccessStore.lk
Timeline
Focused build sprint
Team
Small senior team
Scope
Storefront · Catalog · SEO · Enquiry flow
Technical catalogs often hide products behind filters and JavaScript, which search engines struggle with. The store also needed to handle quotation-style buying, where customers want advice before paying.
Every category and product page is prerendered with its own title, description, canonical and Open Graph image. Structured data covers the store, products and offers, breadcrumbs, listings, the About and Contact pages and the FAQ. The catalog has a smooth-caret search with popular queries, category and stock filters and Flip-animated results; product pages show price, stock, SKU and a spec table; and 'Order now' opens a validated enquiry form with the product already filled in. The home page uses a product-marquee hero, a pinned featured-products stack and a draggable gear gallery, all with reduced-motion fallbacks.
Stack
Crawlable without JavaScript; real 404s
Sitemap with image entries and lastmod dates
Answer-first category and FAQ copy
Enquiry form pre-filled from any product
Reduced-motion support for every animation
WebP sources plus AVIF/WebP delivery via next/image

Six indexable categories, each opening with a direct answer.

A pinned, scroll-driven stack with a live product index.

Price, stock, SKU and specs in HTML, plus Product and Offer data.
All 67 routes build statically, the site stays readable with JavaScript off, and 46 optimised images keep pages light. When the live catalog replaces the sample data, the SEO structure is already in place.

A rebuild of Zyvlon's storefront and dashboard: three switchable templates, a local-payments checkout, and all 27 dashboard sections on a multi-tenant data model.

A strategic ecommerce reference build showing premium storefront UX, scalable catalog architecture, pre-order flows, and admin-ready operations.