Dirty Dozen Sweets / E-Commerce & Custom WordPress Plugin
Built Around The Weekly Bake
GR Designs built a storefront and a custom WordPress plugin that let a local bakery sell scheduled batches and manage the work that follows a paid order.
See The Ordering Workflow ↓
- Relationship
- Client project
- Our Contribution
- Brand, storefront, and custom ordering system
- Built With
- WordPress, Divi, and Stripe
- Project Status
- Live storefront and tested checkout
01 / The Brief
Sell By The Batch
Dirty Dozen Sweets needed its online store to reflect how the bakery operates. Each drop has a specific menu, limited quantities, and a schedule for pickup or delivery. Between drops, customers can browse the menu and see when the next date will be announced.
02 / The Ordering Workflow
From Weekly Menu To Fulfillment
Set Up The Drop
The bakery chooses the products, quantities, and ordering window from WordPress.
Order And Pay
Customers choose items and a fulfillment option, pay through Stripe, and receive a confirmation. The bakery receives its own order notification.
Prepare The Batch
The bakery reviews paid orders and uses the Bake Board to see what needs to be prepared for pickup or delivery.
03 / What We Built
DD Drop Engine
GR Designs built a custom WordPress plugin to connect the catalog, weekly schedules, stock, Stripe checkout, receipts, order notifications, and fulfillment. The owner guide covers how to edit a drop, review orders, and use the Bake Board.
04 / What We Verified
A Paid Order Went Through In Production
A real test order completed through the live checkout. The project audit also recorded that the customer and bakery notification jobs were accepted for delivery.
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