Aevora
A designer-grade skincare house: editorial storefront, studio product imagery and a checkout that feels as considered as the formulas.
- Client
- Client build
- Timeline
- Kickoff Jul 2026 · live Sep 1 2026
- Category
- Luxury skincare
- Status
- Live and trading
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The brief
A finished six-product skincare and haircare line needed a storefront that looked as expensive as the formulas.
The owners wanted to run prices, stock, codes, promotions, reviews and site copy themselves, without a developer for every change, and on a mainstream card processor. Every word had to stay inside cosmetic claim rules: how skin looks, never what a product does inside the body.
What we built
The parts that matter.
- 01
An editorial storefront
Product pages with ingredient, how-to-use and science tabs, ritual bundles priced at a real saving, a ritual chooser, and a cart drawer that shows how close you are to free shipping.
- 02
Real photography, relit
The real product shoot, cut onto one shared backdrop and relit, with the real label artwork placed back on top so no label text is invented.
- 03
Card checkout via Authorize.Net
A hosted payment page keeps card details off the site, and every checkout quietly creates a passwordless customer account.
- 04
A skin consultation
Six questions produce a personal routine the shopper can add to the bag in one click. Answers stay private: nothing in the URL, nothing sent to third parties.
- 05
Promotions that run themselves
Launch offers switch on and off on a schedule, and the announcement bar is edited and scheduled from the admin.
- 06
An admin for the whole business
Orders, shipping labels in bulk, inventory, customers, profit and loss, moderated reviews, and a cosmetics adverse-event log with its reporting clock.
In the client's words
I wanted AEVORA to feel elevated and completely different from a typical skincare website, and Alex nailed it. Everything from the design to the way the products are presented feels intentional and true to our brand. I couldn’t be happier with how it came together.
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Under the hood
- Next.js 16
- React 19
- Tailwind CSS 4
- Supabase
- Netlify
- Authorize.Net
- Shippo
- Klaviyo
Custom code, no page builder and no stack of paid plugins. The owner holds the code and the data.
Next project
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Luxury skincare & haircare
Your store
Yours next.
Send us your store and we'll record a free video teardown: what's costing you sales, and what we'd build instead.
Free store teardown
Let's see what your store is leaving on the table.
- A recorded walkthrough of your store, start to checkout
- The fixes worth the most orders, in order
- A fixed-price quote if you want us to build it
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