OmJuicers
product pages with room to explain
I built a reusable block editor for detailed product pages and updated the storefront while preserving its two language versions.
- Field
- Home appliances / Europe
- Built with
- WordPress / WooCommerce / PHP
The challenge
The retailer needed to update its design while preserving the settings and functions of the existing WooCommerce store. Its German and French storefronts also needed richer product pages: a standard description was not enough to explain the differences between juicers.
The approach
The custom product-page editor uses reusable content blocks. Each product could be assembled as a detailed landing page, with a different set of sections where needed. The storefront update retained the existing store behavior and supported its two language versions.
The products behind the storefront
Product photography supplied by the current staging shop, October 2026. Interface screens and original Figma designs follow below.
The project, in detail
The new staging storefront shows the catalogue, product pages, comparison guide and mobile navigation. Original Figma designs appear alongside these current screens, with each version labelled separately.
Product pages built from reusable blocks
I built the content editor so each juicer could have a detailed product page of its own. The supplied Sana 707 design and the newer staging screen show the product presentation at two stages. My contribution was the WooCommerce implementation and editable content controls.
Help people compare before they buy
The newer storefront puts the catalogue and comparison guide alongside the product pages. These screens show how the shop explains the differences between models before a visitor makes a choice. I updated the storefront while keeping the existing store functions in place.
Content beyond the product description
Reusable blocks give the retailer room for explanations and product imagery without rebuilding a page each time. The supplied editorial design sits alongside the staging site’s guides and spare-parts catalogue. The store retains its German and French language versions.
Recipes, advice and video guides in the editorial section. New staging version, captured October 2026.
The spare-parts catalogue filtered for the Sana 707. New staging version, captured October 2026.
The detailed product presentation illustrates the reusable content-block approach described in the case.
Project design archive. The supplied interface shows the proposed storefront; my documented role covered WooCommerce implementation and content controls.
On a smaller screen
Real phone-sized browser captures from October 2026. They show the current site; content and product details may have changed since delivery.
The outcome
An editable block structure for detailed, product-specific landing pages.
The updated store keeps the existing functions and German/French language structure.
Details of OmJuicers
What part of commerce did this involve?
Individual juicer pages gained room for product explanation while the existing bilingual store remained intact.
