Arben home ecommerce website v2
Arben Home is an e-commerce website that includes a headless CMS powered by Sanity. Currently in the testing phase, this website is designed for the Algerian market, but does not offer a payment method option at this time. The website supports three languages (Arabic, English, French) for both the interface and backend data. It provides various functionalities for both the owner and users, such as CRUD operations on products, customization of the user interface, automatic management of product availability and order notifications, and a contact form for users to reach out to the owner.
Arben Home is an e-commerce website that leverages a headless CMS powered by Sanity. It provides various functionalities for both the website owner and users. The owner can perform CRUD operations on products, customize the user interface, and receive emails from clients via a contact form. Users can choose from three supported languages, navigate through product categories, view product availability, and receive email confirmations for their orders. Although the website currently does not offer a payment method option, future plans include the ability to pay with CCP/EDAHABIA.
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