E-commerceCélune Skincare (Case Studies)2026

From social selling to a store that converts while you sleep.

A botanical skincare brand elevated from social selling to a fully-owned online store with editorial-grade product showcases and integrated payment.

Online StoreMotion UICheckout
ClientCélune Skincare (Case Studies)
ScopeUX & Visual Design · Frontend Development · Motion UI · SEO
Timeline3 weeks
Year2026
ClientCélune Skincare (Case Studies)
CategoryE-commerce
ServiceUX & Visual Design, Frontend Development, Motion UI, SEO
Timeline3 weeks
Year2026
01

The Brief

Célune was managing orders through Instagram DMs and WhatsApp — no cart, no checkout, no customer data ownership. As demand grew, the manual process became a bottleneck. High-intent browsers dropped off when buying meant sending a message and waiting for a reply.

02

The Build

We built a fully-owned e-commerce experience with an editorial design language that matches the brand's botanical identity. GSAP-powered scroll animations, countdown-driven product launches, and a streamlined checkout through Midtrans — GoPay, OVO, and bank transfer — all on a mobile-first layout designed for the way Indonesian customers actually shop.

03

What We Shipped

Every component we built, and the brief behind it.

01

Product Catalogue

Editorial product pages with skin-condition filters, ratings, and dynamic pricing display.

02

Checkout & Payment

Cart-to-confirmation flow with GoPay, OVO, and bank transfer integrated through Midtrans.

03

Motion UI System

GSAP-powered page transitions, scroll reveals, countdown timers, and hover micro-interactions across every section.

04

Mobile-First Layout

Touch-optimised navigation, swipe product galleries, and sticky purchase CTAs built for mobile-dominant traffic.

04

Impact & Results

The real-world outcomes and performance indicators.

3Weeks to launch
45%Reduction in manual DMs
1Fully-owned sales engine
05

Tech Stack

Next.jsTypescriptGSAPTailwind CSSVercel
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