COVA CACAO — Ingredient Website Concept

WordPress edition: an installable classic theme preserves the COVA design and browser interactions. Nine Customizer fields let the owner edit key homepage text and an optional contact link. The ZIP was installed and activated in a local WordPress 7.1 / PHP 8.5.10 environment. Saved text and link changes, the carousel, product details, ingredient finder, brief generation, clipboard copy and mobile navigation were verified, with no horizontal overflow at 320, 390, 768 and 1280px. The catalogue and remaining page composition are edited in the theme source. This is a local concept implementation, not a deployed client site; production hosting and any requested builders or plugins require separate testing.

COVA CACAO is a self-initiated website concept for a fictional cocoa ingredient brand. It explores how a food buyer could move from a visual first impression to product comparison and a focused brief. This is not a client engagement.

The design uses six original AI-generated cocoa, ingredient, orchard and dessert images, a controllable three-scene image carousel, contrasting product and origin sections, and responsive layouts. Product details, application tabs and an ingredient finder demonstrate working front-end interactions.

The sample brief is generated locally. It collects no contact details and sends no inquiry. Product values are illustrative; the imagery does not document a real supplier, farm or factory.

Deliverables include editable HTML, CSS and JavaScript, local image and licensed font assets, and setup notes. AI-assisted production; no business results, certifications or prior client experience are claimed.

Checked in an isolated Chrome browser at 320, 390, 768, 1280 and 1440px with no horizontal overflow. Tested carousel controls and reduced motion, keyboard navigation, product details, application tabs, finder filters and empty states, brief generation, clipboard fallback, mobile menu and FAQ. Visual review corrections were confirmed. Safari, Firefox and a full accessibility audit were not included.