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E-commerce
Lukasz Trade
A multi-category B2B marketplace with seller onboarding, deep taxonomy and full shopping infrastructure.
- India
- 2024
- E-commerce
- Websites
Lukasz Trade — lukasztrade.com
Challenge
Lukasz Trade is a marketplace, not a store. It spans more than fifteen top-level categories — fashion, electronics, jewellery, automotive, home, toys, sportswear and more — each with its own subcategory tree, and it onboards third-party sellers. Catalogue breadth on that scale creates a navigation problem before it creates a merchandising one: a shopper who cannot find the category leaves before any product has a chance.
Solution
We built a deep but navigable taxonomy, with mega-menu category browsing, trending search prompts and a category selector on search so shoppers can narrow before they query. Full marketplace infrastructure sits underneath — seller onboarding, accounts, wishlist, product comparison, cart and order tracking. Merchandising surfaces such as deal-of-the-day, seasonal sales and member offers give the operators a way to promote across a catalogue too large to feature evenly.
Technology
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- PHP
- Multi-vendor seller onboarding
- Wishlist & product comparison
- Order tracking
- Responsive front-end
Outcome
The marketplace operates across a large multi-category catalogue with third-party sellers, giving shoppers a way to narrow down quickly and operators a set of merchandising surfaces that work at catalogue scale.
What We Delivered
The parts that did the work.
The specific pieces that made the difference for Lukasz Trade.
- Fifteen-plus top-level categories with full subcategory trees
- Seller onboarding and multi-vendor structure
- Wishlist, product comparison and order tracking
- Category-scoped search with trending prompts
- Deal, sale and member-offer merchandising surfaces
Industry Context
E-commerce
E-commerce businesses outgrow their platform in predictable ways — catalogue complexity, multi-vendor logic, pricing rules or integration depth. We help you choose the platform that fits the next three years, not just the next launch.
What we typically build here
- Platform selection against catalogue and operations
- Multi-vendor and marketplace functionality
- Payment, shipping and tax configuration
- Inventory and fulfilment integration
- Conversion tracking and optimization
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