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Our Tiny Garden is a WooCommerce e-commerce project focused on selling microgreen grow kits and seed pad subscriptions. My work supported the store’s product configuration, subscription buying flow, responsive layout, and overall customer shopping experience.
This project aligns with my WooCommerce optimization and custom development services because it required more than a standard website setup. The store needed clear product options, subscription-based purchasing, clean product pages, mobile-friendly layouts, and a simple path for customers to build or refill their grow kit.
The goal was to make the buying experience easier, cleaner, and more conversion-focused while keeping the WooCommerce setup flexible for the business.
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I supported Our Tiny Garden, a WooCommerce store for microgreen grow kits and seed pad subscriptions, with e-commerce UX improvements, product configuration, subscription flow support, and responsive WooCommerce development. The work focused on making the shopping experience cleaner, easier to use, and better aligned with the client’s product model.
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WooCommerce
WordPress
PHP
E-commerce Development
Subscription Products
Product Configuration
UX/UI Implementation
Responsive Web Design
Custom WooCommerce Development
Checkout Optimization
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