
Morning
Petit
Soft at nine, warmer by noon.
Rose · Hibiscus · Vanilla
Digital Studio
The homepage, the product page, and the parts of the buy box a customer actually touches: the price, the notes, one gold button, the delivery terms, and a WhatsApp line.


Extrait de parfum
480 QAR
Extrait · 100 ml
Notes
Tuberose · Saffron · Woody Musk
Petit, Noval and Passion each get their own page, and the page takes the colour of the box: black, emerald, plum. One house, three distinct bottles.

Morning
Soft at nine, warmer by noon.
Rose · Hibiscus · Vanilla

Evening
Rich and unhurried.
Tuberose · Saffron · Woody Musk

Night
Bold from the first spray.
Cranberry · Jasmine · Ylang-Ylang
Scroll, and the page scrolls with you: the hero, the three scents, the campaign, the box, the newsletter.

Most of Rasha's customers meet the house on a phone. Home, Noval and Passion as they load on an iPhone.



Rebuilt here from the live store, in the house's own typefaces: the buy box, the two buttons, and the three questions every product page answers.
Extrait de parfum
480 QAR
Notes
Tuberose · Saffron · Woody Musk
Format
Extrait · 100 ml
Box
Emerald, gold-lined
Every product page answers
Free same-day delivery across Qatar, Saturday to Thursday, 10am to 10pm. Cash on delivery. Confirmation by WhatsApp.
Buttons
Display
Cormorant
Garamond
Headings, names, prices
Text
Jost
Labels · Buttons · Body
Three extraits, one Qatari house.




Rasha is a Qatari fragrance house with a first collection of three extraits de parfum — Petit, Noval and Passion — each sold in a rigid magnetic gift box. The brand's whole argument is that imported niche perfume is priced for Paris and not built for the Gulf climate. The website had to make that case in seconds, to a buyer in Doha, on a phone.
Three products is a small catalogue. That is harder, not easier: there is nowhere for a generic store template to hide. Each scent needed its own character on the page, and the box — which the house considers part of the product — had to be shown, not mentioned.
Buying in Qatar has its own habits. Customers expect cash on delivery, same-day delivery across the country, and order confirmation over WhatsApp rather than email. The storefront had to work the way Doha already shops, not the way a default WooCommerce checkout assumes.
We mapped the site to the collection: a home page that introduces the three scents as morning, evening and night, a product page per extrait, a page for the house itself, and a shop. Nothing else. Every navigation item is one of the three names or a way to buy them.
Near-black backgrounds, a gold accent taken from the box interior, and a serif display face set large. Each scent gets its own tone — Noval's page shifts to emerald, matching its box — so the three feel like one house and three distinct bottles. The hero is the campaign photography, not a bottle on white.
WooCommerce with a custom theme and a lightweight cart drawer. Cash on delivery, free same-day delivery across Qatar with the Saturday-to-Thursday delivery window stated on every product page, prices in QAR, and order confirmation and delivery updates sent over WhatsApp. A 'Complete the set' module cross-sells the other two scents.
Cloudflare in front, server-side page caching, responsive image sets for the full-bleed photography, and the SEO basics — titles, descriptions, canonicals and Open Graph — in place before launch. The house's delivery, returns and privacy policies were written into proper pages rather than left to a footer line.
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