You’ll have to build this out yourself. If you use elementor or a bloated theme, the website will not load like the SaaS example you have here.
Edit: it would be easier just to use the same SaaS. The location picked, delevery time, and more will not be easy or free plugins.
Yes, you can do anything in WordPress because you can code stuff into it. If you dont know code things might get a little more difficult and you might need to hire someone to do it for you.
Can anyone say WooCommerce…
What shocks me more than anything is that the designers went to so much trouble creating a bespoke site then the owner just uploaded miss matching product images essentially making the site look amateurish.
If only the owner cared about their business as much as the creators of the site do about their product.
As for those that are inevitably going to say the site creators should have fool-proofed the site against mismatched image sizes. I say to you, we can only do so much.
No pre made themes.
Try a modern page builder like bricks builder
You’ll have to build this out yourself. If you use elementor or a bloated theme, the website will not load like the SaaS example you have here.
Edit: it would be easier just to use the same SaaS. The location picked, delevery time, and more will not be easy or free plugins.
Yes, you can do anything in WordPress because you can code stuff into it. If you dont know code things might get a little more difficult and you might need to hire someone to do it for you.
Can anyone say WooCommerce…
What shocks me more than anything is that the designers went to so much trouble creating a bespoke site then the owner just uploaded miss matching product images essentially making the site look amateurish.
If only the owner cared about their business as much as the creators of the site do about their product.
As for those that are inevitably going to say the site creators should have fool-proofed the site against mismatched image sizes. I say to you, we can only do so much.