Ellevani

A new store, not a migration: catalogue, theme, checkout and the paperwork around an online shop. The theme is a child of the standard one, built with webpack and SCSS so the shop stays easy to update when PrestaShop moves on.

• Withdrawal form, the way the law asks for it.Since 2024, Slovak sellers have to let customers withdraw from a contract through a form on the website. The customer picks the order, the items and the quantities; the shop turns that into a native PrestaShop return and generates a PDF confirmation, in Slovak, Czech or English.
• It counts what was already returned.Quantities claimed in an earlier withdrawal are subtracted, so nobody can return three of two items. The withdrawal period is counted from the delivery date, worked out from the carrier where it’s known and from order history otherwise.
• Licensed modules that check themselves.My modules verify their own files, a signed certificate, the domain and the expiry date before they run. It’s the same layer in every shop I ship, so an updated module can’t be quietly copied to another site.
• The smaller ones.Featured categories on the home page, “new” tags, Google reviews and a carousel of product tabs. Payments through Comgate, delivery with Packeta and Slovak Post, invoices in SuperFaktura.

Labels and stickers, Christmas baubles, cookie cutters, cake toppers and wedding accessories, most of them personalised with a name or a date. Made to order is a category of its own, which is why the checkout and the returns have to handle one-off products, not just stock items.