Requirements and catalogue model
Agree on the assortment, attributes, variations, product data sources and sales rules.
The Toros Group case presents the Medtekhnika store, with orthopaedic products, home medical equipment and rehabilitation goods. The assortment is divided into thematic categories, with search complementing product-type navigation. Supporting pages cover delivery, payment and contacts.
For products with variants, the detail page combines images, specifications and parameter selection. The bandage example includes size and colour choices. Buyers can check the required variant before adding it to the cart, while catalogue filters narrow the available options.
Product pages, comparison and informational content form a connected selection journey. A dedicated stores section complements the online catalogue with retail locations. The case focuses on ecommerce structure and product information rather than medical outcomes.
A typical ecommerce delivery sequence. The description of this case sets out its specific functions and completed scope.
Agree on the assortment, attributes, variations, product data sources and sales rules.
Define the route from product discovery to ordering, page structure and designs.
Connect the catalogue, product pages, cart and account. Implement only the services and data exchanges included in the brief.
Check product data, variations, prices and order journeys; prepare page URLs and metadata.
Agree on deployment, access handover and subsequent improvements. Support is scoped separately.