FRAME/HOUSEIndependent build · 2026See the evidence

Fictional commerce case study WordPress + WooCommerce

Make room
for good light.

An editorial storefront for small photography workshops, built to make dates, places and checkout feel clear.

Explore the static preview

A read-only snapshot of the local storefront. Purchase controls are disabled.

Screenshot of the Framehouse photography workshop storefrontLocal storefront screenshot
01 / 05DESIGN · CONTENT · COMMERCEBUILT FOR SMALL GROUPS

A workshop shop
with a little more breathing room.

Framehouse is an original, fictional photography studio concept. Its shop presents three dated workshops, each with a clear price and limited places, then carries that availability into the cart and local checkout.

The visual direction pairs warm paper tones, ink-dark framing and a small orange accent with a generous editorial layout.

01

Street, light & observation

A day for slowing down and noticing the city.

08 NOV · £199
02

Natural light, made simple

Build confidence with window light, simple still-life arrangements and a more deliberate exposure.

15 NOV · £159
03

Your first roll of film

An easy introduction to shooting on film.

22 NOV · FULL

From storefront
to local order.

Four screenshots trace the storefront-to-order flow. A fifth shows the editable WooCommerce product details. The test used fictional details and the offline manual gateway.

Editorial homepage of the running WordPress shop
01Editorial homepage of the running WordPress shop.
Local cart with two Natural Light workshop seats
02Two £159 seats add to the cart for a £318 subtotal.
WooCommerce cart showing a stock limit message
03A third seat is rejected when only two are in stock.
Local order confirmation for a manual test reservation
04Quantity changes 2 → 1 → 2; local order 18 was created on hold, and stock moved from 2 to 0.
WooCommerce product editor showing a virtual workshop, editable workshop date, image and product description
05The workshop date, description and product details are editable in the WooCommerce product editor.

What runs
in the demo.

The local demo includes editable WooCommerce products, workshop dates, inventory limits, cart quantity changes, checkout and a locally created manual-gateway order.

This is a fictional portfolio build. It has no real booking service, customer accounts, email delivery, live payment processing or Przelewy24 integration. The public preview is static and cannot place orders.

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