ReSanskrit Online Store Development
ReSanskrit started as a Sanskrit-quotes initiative in 2016 and later grew into an online store for culturally inspired products. SDLC Corp's eCommerce developers helped build its shopping experience, including product collections, search, filters and cart functionality.
Project Snapshot
ReSanskrit turned a Sanskrit-quotes Instagram page into an online store for posters, frames, notebooks and apparel. SDLC Corp's eCommerce development team then helped bring that store to life. The client's CEO says the team delivered high-quality work on time and within budget.
Website
resanskrit.com
Client
ReSanskrit
Industry
Direct-to-consumer retail
Engagement
eCommerce development
Live Experience
Collections, search, filters, cart
Mobile Experience
Mobile-ready storefront
About ReSanskrit
ReSanskrit's own story describes its aim as bringing “pearls of wisdom from ancient Sanskrit to the modern world.” It does this through translated verses, researched articles, design and merchandise.
2016
Instagram Initiative
Began as an Instagram initiative so that Sanskrit wisdom could reach a modern audience.
Shareable Sanskrit Quotes
At first, the story centered on shareable Sanskrit quotes.
Online Catalog
The online store now brings the language into homes, workplaces and daily routines.
Its story began with shareable Sanskrit quotes. After that, it expanded into an online catalog that brings the language into homes, workplaces and daily routines. That combination of storytelling and shopping is what makes its eCommerce journey different from a standard retail storefront.
Sanskrit-Inspired Products
Posters
Frames
Notebooks
Apparel
CalendarsGreeting CardsBooksThe buying experience must therefore serve two needs at the same time:
Help visitors connect with the meaning behind a product before they buy
Make it easy to find, compare and purchase it
The Challenge: Make A Meaningful Catalog Easy To Shop
ReSanskrit brings together products with different uses, formats and buying considerations, such as size, fit or theme.
Wall Frame
For example, someone shopping for a wall frame needs artwork and size information.
T-Shirt
A T-shirt buyer, however, needs fit and size options.
Gift
A gift buyer, on the other hand, may be looking for a theme, occasion or meaningful verse.
The experience therefore needs clear category paths without losing the brand's cultural identity.
- Organize a broad catalog into understandable categories such as frames, posters, notebooks, apparel and calendars.
- Help shoppers discover relevant items through tools including search, filters, sorting and product previews.
- Present Sanskrit-inspired artwork and product information clearly, whether on desktop or mobile screens.
- Keep the route from product discovery to cart straightforward while retaining the brand's editorial voice.
- Support content-led visits from articles and social channels as well as visitors who are ready to buy.
The Solution: A Storefront That Connects Storytelling And Shopping
Overall, the live ReSanskrit site combines editorial content about Sanskrit with a merchandise storefront. Specifically, its collection pages show product categories, price and availability filters, sorting and shopping actions. The homepage highlights new products and bestsellers, while the brand's written content gives visitors another way to explore its subject matter.
What The Live Customer Experience Shows
Product Discovery
Distinct merchandise collections, together with an all-products catalog, allow category-led exploration.
Browsing Tools
Search suggestions, sorting, and filters help customers narrow choices before opening a product.
Shopping Actions
Product cards also include quick-add or quick-view actions and wishlist affordances.
Merchandise Presentation
Imagery, names and prices, as well as product descriptions, keep product selection tangible.
Content-To-Commerce Connection
Sanskrit articles and educational content also sit alongside merchandise.
Mobile Shopping Relevance
Finally, the storefront gives smartphone buyers a direct route from browsing to cart.
The Customer Journey
Five stages show what a shopper needs at each step and how the ReSanskrit store then responds.
Customer Need
Understand the brand or find a specific product
Visible Website Response
Editorial content and search, as well as homepage merchandise highlights
Customer Need
Find a suitable type of product, such as frames or posters
Visible Website Response
Collections and categories, together with filters and sort options
Customer Need
Check the artwork and wording, as well as price and options
Visible Website Response
Product images and descriptions, including item-specific options
Customer Need
Add items and then proceed toward checkout
Visible Website Response
Quick-add actions, then the cart and store buying flow
Customer Need
Find another relevant product or collection
Visible Website Response
Bestseller and new-arrival paths, together with related merchandise
Mobile Commerce On The Store
For mobile shoppers, a useful ReSanskrit experience means legible product artwork and clear navigation. In addition, it needs uncomplicated size or format selection and a checkout path that works comfortably on small screens. These goals therefore shape a responsive eCommerce website. Brands that also want a native shopping app can explore our eCommerce mobile app development services.
Legible product artwork
Clear navigation
Uncomplicated size or format selection
A checkout path that still works comfortably on small screens
Project Delivery And Client Feedback
Sushant R, CEO at ReSanskrit, credits SDLC Corp's developers with turning the brand's vision for its store into reality. The CEO also highlights high-quality work delivered on time and within budget.
Client Testimonial
“SDLC Corp provided us with top-notch developers who were instrumental in transforming our vision for the Resanskrit eCommerce project into reality.”
“They delivered high-quality work on time and within budget.”
Project Results
Delivery Experience
High-quality work delivered on time and within budget, according to the client's CEO
Live eCommerce Store
A working store at resanskrit.com, including discovery and purchase features
Seven Product Types
Posters, frames, notebooks and apparel, as well as calendars, greeting cards and books
Shopper Tools
Search, filters and sorting, together with wishlist, quick add and cart
Frequently Asked Questions
ReSanskrit is a Sanskrit-focused content and merchandise brand. Its store sells products including posters, frames, notebooks, apparel, calendars, greeting cards and books.
SDLC Corp provided the eCommerce developers for the ReSanskrit project. According to Sushant R, CEO at ReSanskrit, they helped turn the vision for the store into reality. They also delivered high-quality work on time and within budget.
The store includes categories and search, as well as catalog filters, sorting and product information. It also offers wishlist controls, quick-add options and a cart.
The store is built for smartphone shoppers. For example, visitors can browse categories and use search, filters and sorting on a phone. They can then save items to a wishlist, add products with quick add and move to the cart.
Planning A Similar eCommerce Website Or Shopping App?
A strong retail experience should make it easy for customers to discover products, understand their options and complete a purchase. At the same time, it should keep what makes the brand distinctive. SDLC Corp supports eCommerce projects from user experience planning to development and integrations, including eCommerce web design for stores that need a distinctive look. When you are ready, discuss your catalog, customer journey and launch goals with the team.
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