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Ajos Pelados Costa Rica
Costa Rica
A storefront for Ajos Pelados Costa Rica, ready-to-cook garlic products: vacuum-packed peeled garlic, pastes, crushed garlic, and one-kilo jars. The business sold only through its WhatsApp Business catalog; the site turns it into a storefront shared with a single link, with its 15 products, photo, presentation, and price, each ordered with one tap on WhatsApp. Alongside, the one-kilo line for kitchens that use garlic every day and a dedicated entry for wholesale orders.
Their WhatsApp catalog, turned into a storefront
The 15 products and their prices come straight from the export of the business's WhatsApp Business catalog, not from screenshots: each one is a card with photo, presentation (vacuum-packed kilo, jar, cup), and price, in a grid of two to four columns. Prices sit behind a single switch, so they can be hidden in one build if they change. What used to live only inside the chat is now a catalog that can be sent as a link.
Every product ordered in one tap
Each card's 'Lo quiero' opens WhatsApp with the product already named: 18 distinct messages across products, the one-kilo line, the syrup, and wholesale, so the customer doesn't have to type what they want. On phones, a floating WhatsApp button appears only once the main buttons have scrolled away, and every link is written into the HTML at build time, so they work even without JavaScript.
A brand drawn from its own labels
The palette was sampled pixel by pixel from the labels on its jars and its sticker (cream, olive, kraft, and honey, with one charcoal band), and the headline typeface is the same serif printed on its jars. The one-kilo line is presented with its real labels and only the claims they make, and the syrup has its own card with directions and the honey warning, exactly as the business publishes them. Mobile Lighthouse of 98.