Personalized Party Supplies E-shop – Partyday.gr
The goal
A party e-shop that feels like a party from the first second, but makes ordering a personalized product as simple as in a big store.
What we built
- "Scribble Pop" design system
- Mega menu with 11 doodle icons
- Price lists, add-ons and colors
- Customer design upload
- Digo assistant & guided tour on every product
- 2 "How to order" videos
- Emails in the brand colors
- ERP integration
In detail
Party Day sells mugs, T-shirts, stamps, hats and dozens of other party items, printed with the customer’s name or design. We built the store from scratch on our own ERP Theme, with a child theme and the full ERP suite.
The “Scribble Pop” design system
Yellow, black and white, poster typography, outlined buttons, hard shadows and hand-drawn doodles. The design system came before the first line of code and is applied everywhere: a header with “cloud” pills, a category mega menu with 11 doodle icons, a doodle hero and a sticker-style footer.

Configurator & price lists
- Quantity price lists with and without VAT, with the active tier highlighted.
- Steps for quantity, design upload, colors and add-ons, with a “several designs” option.
- Live price breakdown and a sticky cart bar.
- A comments field on every product for special instructions.



Digo and the guided tour
- Digo: a teddy bear assistant that says hello, answers with the store’s real shipping details and throws confetti when something is added to the cart.
- Guided tour on every product: a spotlight that walks through the price list, quantity, each option, the price breakdown and the cart, step by step.
- Two videos: a 33-second Remotion animation for mobile and a 62-second recording of the real store for desktop.
Catalog and details
- 29 products moved over from mygrafistas.com with new titles and descriptions, price lists, add-ons and colors.
- A stamp with 12 sizes and an optional ink pad, from the old OpenCart store’s data.
- Customer emails in the brand colors, with icons colored on the server.
- We found and fixed a CDN that was serving week-old HTML.


Gallery

