The five feature icons (search, member management, issue/return, reports, notifications) sit right under the wordmark on the cover itself - the case study leads with the system's scope, not a screenshot.
Smart filtering and search are doing different jobs here: filtering narrows what the shopper already knows they want, search recovers the visit when they don't have the right words for it.
I’ve published the WordPress implementation of my COVA cocoa-site concept: nine key Customizer controls, with heading and contact-link edits actually saved, checked and restored in the browser.
The existing product details, ingredient filters and mobile menu were checked too, with no horizontal overflow at four tested viewport sizes.
This is an original, AI-assisted concept theme verified locally, not a client engagement or public deployment. Only the nine key fields are editable through the Customizer; other content remains in the theme source. Checkout and a live inquiry backend are outside this demo.