Minimalist WordPress Mineral Shop
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need a clean, WordPress site that lets me display and sell 10–15 mineral specimens at any given time. The overall look should be minimalist—simple typography, plenty of white space, and an easy-to-scan grid on the homepage that pulls visitors straight to the specimens.
Core storefront requirements
• Each specimen page must show its name, a short description, price, and 1–3 images that open in a lightbox when clicked.
• PayPal will be the sole checkout option; WooCommerce with its built-in PayPal module is fine as long as everything is kept streamlined.
• A basic Contact page with an email form only—no phone number fields.
• Fully responsive design that behaves just as smoothly on phones as on desktops.
• An intuitive back-end so I can add, edit, or retire specimens without touching code.
Workflow and acceptance (THIS IS A MUST)
1. You spin up a live demo on your own server so I can walk through every page and test PayPal in sandbox mode.
2. Once I approve, you migrate the site to my hosting account and make sure SSL, permalinks, and PayPal are all functioning.
3. I log in, add a new specimen myself, and confirm everything saves correctly—then we’re done.
If you’re comfortable building a lightweight WooCommerce setup and keeping the design ultra-minimal, I’d love to see what you can do.
Core storefront requirements
• Each specimen page must show its name, a short description, price, and 1–3 images that open in a lightbox when clicked.
• PayPal will be the sole checkout option; WooCommerce with its built-in PayPal module is fine as long as everything is kept streamlined.
• A basic Contact page with an email form only—no phone number fields.
• Fully responsive design that behaves just as smoothly on phones as on desktops.
• An intuitive back-end so I can add, edit, or retire specimens without touching code.
Workflow and acceptance (THIS IS A MUST)
1. You spin up a live demo on your own server so I can walk through every page and test PayPal in sandbox mode.
2. Once I approve, you migrate the site to my hosting account and make sure SSL, permalinks, and PayPal are all functioning.
3. I log in, add a new specimen myself, and confirm everything saves correctly—then we’re done.
If you’re comfortable building a lightweight WooCommerce setup and keeping the design ultra-minimal, I’d love to see what you can do.