Oma: an end-to-end ordering system for a solo bakery in Madrid

Oma is a brand I designed for my mother's bakery, which makes this project especially personal. Like many solo owners, Verónica was losing hours every week to manual coordination, and her customers faced a barrier before they could even place an order: no clear catalogue, no visible availability, no simple way to commit.

This build closes that gap from both sides:

- For customers, ordering becomes self-serve. Products, quantities, pricing and available pickup times are clear from the start, and they can create an account with their email to manage their orders and repeat purchases.

- For the owner, everything she needs to prepare each day is in one view: production plan, pickups, shoplist, customer changes and the decisions that still require her judgement.

The result is an integrated solution that reduces friction for the customer and removes manual work for the business, while staying true to Oma's brand identity.

Blezzy Couture - Shopify Fashion Store | E-commerce Growth

I built Blezzy Couture from 0 to sales using Shopify. I designed a mobile-first storefront, wrote SEO product descriptions that convert browsers to buyers, and integrated Paystack + delivery for Nigeria.

What I can do for your brand: ✓ Build/Redesign Shopify store that sells ✓ Write product copy that increases conversion ✓ Set up payments, shipping & inventory ✓ Optimize for mobile & speed

Result for my brand: Higher Instagram-to-Shopify conversion and repeat customers. I can replicate this for your fashion/beauty/e-commerce business.

Skills: Shopify, Shopify Design, E-commerce Strategy, SEO Writing, No-Code Link: instagram.com/blezzy_couture

Nice work on the Paystack integration, that's usually the real friction point for Nigerian fashion brands moving off Instagram DMs onto Shopify checkout. Did you keep NGN as the store currency or run it through Shopify Markets for diaspora buyers paying in USD?