Website for a tailoring studio
Website · made-to-measure clothing
A one-page site for a studio making made-to-measure clothing for children and women, with orders that land in the studio’s WhatsApp.
The problem
The studio makes custom frocks, lehengas, blouses, kurtis and mother–daughter sets. It needed a site that shows the work and takes orders, for customers who mostly arrive on a phone.
What I built
One page: services, a style gallery filtered by kids, ladies and festive, a four-step process, FAQ and contact. With no product photos yet, the gallery is eight SVG outfit illustrations drawn from six reusable drawings, each card setting its own colours.
The order form checks name and phone, then opens WhatsApp with the order already written. No server, no database, no cookies.
On phones, hidden radio inputs pushed the page to 590 px wide on a 390 px screen. Anchoring them inside their labels, and clipping sideways overflow without breaking the sticky header, fixed it.
Screens
Desktop hero: the headline, buttons to start a custom order or explore styles, and two illustrated outfits on a clothes rail 
Desktop style gallery: All, Kids, Ladies and Festive filters above the first row of illustrated outfit cards 
Desktop order form, empty: name, phone, who it’s for, outfit type, date, occasion, fabric and a design description, with a WhatsApp send button 
Phone hero: the headline and stacked buttons, with the menu collapsed into a button 
Phone style gallery: filter buttons and a two-column grid of outfit cards
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