Delivery snapshot
Record date: August 20, 2026. Technology and screenshots describe the delivered version documented on this date. Any performance observations belong to the same point-in-time record. The linked live site may include later changes made by the client or other providers.
AYM Enterprises needed a professional digital catalog for its Miami-based wholesale electronics business. Retailers, resellers, organizations, and export buyers needed a clear way to explore available product models and configurations without presenting the experience as a consumer checkout flow or publishing prices that depend on current availability.
A conventional ecommerce checkout would not match AYM's wholesale sales process. Buyers needed to browse specific models and configurations, prepare a useful quote request, and confirm current pricing and availability with the sales team.
The public experience needed to remain bilingual, static, and lightweight while handling a changing product selection. It could not introduce customer accounts, online payments, or fixed public pricing, and it needed a reliable fallback when a prefilled WhatsApp message could not open.
The experience was organized around a quote-first purchasing journey. Visitors can discover products in either English or Spanish, narrow the catalog, choose the configuration they need, and prepare a structured request before continuing the conversation with the AYM team through WhatsApp.
The architecture keeps the public site static and lightweight while separating product media from the application deployment. This makes the catalog easier to maintain as the available selection changes.
The delivered site combines a bilingual marketing experience with an active wholesale catalog of 29 products across eight categories. It includes responsive catalog cards, search and filtering, configuration selection, a persistent quote list, and direct product or multi-item WhatsApp handoff.
The interface adapts the same product and quote workflow to desktop and compact mobile layouts. Supporting About and Contact pages provide additional business context and direct contact options without adding accounts, online payments, or a custom commerce backend.
Bilingual catalog discovery
English and Spanish routes share a structured content model, localized navigation, metadata, category labels, product descriptions, and quote guidance. The catalog supports search and category filtering across audio, phones, tablets, laptops, watches, gaming, streaming, and accessories.
Visitors can select a product configuration, add products to a browser-persisted quote list, adjust quantities, add a note, and prepare one organized request. The flow validates its local state and provides a manual-copy fallback when a prefilled WhatsApp message cannot be opened directly.
Responsive product presentation
Product cards expose model and configuration details in a dense layout that keeps two products visible per row on compact mobile screens. A fixed mobile navigation surface keeps Home, Catalog, Quote List, and Contact actions available throughout the journey.
Search and public-site foundations
The site includes canonical metadata, localized alternates, structured data, sitemap and robots output, accessible navigation, keyboard support, responsive media, and content checks for the generated static pages.Public verification
Business outcomeA bilingual wholesale catalog presents models and configurations and gives buyers a clear path to request current pricing and availability through WhatsApp.
Alejandro understood that AYM does not operate like a traditional retail store. Our customers need to browse specific electronics models and configurations, prepare a quote request, and then confirm current pricing and availability directly with us. He turned that process into a professional bilingual catalog connected to WhatsApp, without forcing us into a checkout system that does not fit wholesale. The website makes our products easier to present and gives buyers a clear way to start a conversation with our team.
Saul Castellon, AYM Enterprises Inc.
I owned the information architecture, bilingual catalog implementation, quote-list workflow, responsive experience, accessibility checks, and public-site deployment represented in this release. The static architecture and separated product media support future catalog updates without adding an unnecessary commerce backend.
The delivery recorded on August 20, 2026 uses Astro 7, TypeScript, component-scoped CSS, Cloudflare Pages, and Cloudflare R2. Vitest, Playwright, axe, and Lighthouse automation cover unit, integration, browser, accessibility, and performance checks. Product and quote interactions run in the browser; the published site does not introduce customer accounts, checkout, payment processing, or a custom application backend.