The public shop for Nomat Ventures at nomatventures.com: tiles, bathtubs and washroom fittings with a 3D tile preview, one stock status per product, MoMo and card payment, and collection or delivery.
Customers browse the full range, pay by MoMo or card, then collect from a branch or have it delivered.
6categories: floor, wall, outdoor, bathtubs, washroom, adhesive and grout
2ways to receive an order: collect or delivery
24 hsafety refresh; publishing updates the shop at once
Where they started
Nomat sells from several branches, and its stock is always changing:
Customers had no way to see the range or check stock without calling or visiting.
Tiles are bought by the box and the square metre, so size, coverage and thickness matter before a customer commits.
Stock is shared across branches, so an online order must never promise what no branch has.
Payment, collection and delivery all had to work for customers across Ghana, with updates they could trust.
Running costs had to stay low, with a shop that could be hosted separately from the business's own systems.
What we did
We built the shop as its own site and database, kept separate from the business systems and fed by them:
A published catalogue. Only products switched to Publish online, with a title, category and photo, appear. Publishing in the admin dashboard refreshes the shop straight away.
A 3D tile preview built from each tile's real size and thickness, which the customer can turn, with box coverage worked out for them.
One clear stock status per product, checked again when the customer pays, so an order is only taken for stock that exists.
Payment and fulfilment: MoMo or card through Paystack, collection at a chosen branch or delivery by zone, and a Find my order page that needs the order number or collection code and the customer's phone.
Email and WhatsApp. Customers get confirmation emails, and messages when their order is ready or on its way; the contact page opens WhatsApp with their message ready to send.
Fast and found by search, with pre-built pages, structured data, share images and AI-training crawlers asked to stay out.
The shop opens on a full-screen photo carousel of finished rooms, with the promise in one line: tiles, bathtubs and washroom fittings from Nomat branches across Ghana, paid with MoMo or card, then collected in store or delivered to site.
Two clear buttons lead on, and a category carousel below takes customers straight to floor tiles, wall tiles, bathtubs and more.
1Brand and menuShop, About and Contact, always in reach.
2CartShows how many items are in the cart.
3The promiseWhat is sold and how it is paid for and received.
4Shop tilesThe main call to action.
5Photo carouselSlides move on their own, and can be chosen.
The full range
The shop lists the whole range on one page, with a count for each category, a search by name, code or size, and a sort. Each card shows a large photo, the tile size, the price and how it is sold (per box or each).
The page says it plainly: every price includes VAT, NHIL and GETFund.
1Prices include taxVAT, NHIL and GETFund are in every price.
2Six categoriesFloor, wall, outdoor, bathtubs, washroom, adhesive and grout, each with a count.
3SearchBy name, code or size.
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A product page with a 3D tile
Each tile has its own page. A 3D preview is built from the tile's real size and thickness, and the customer can drag to turn it, so they see what a 600 × 1200 mm, 9 mm tile really is.
The page works out price per box and per square metre, how many tiles and how much floor a box covers, and shows stock. When online orders are paused, the page says so and still lets the customer build a cart.
13D tileBuilt from the real size and thickness.
2Drag to turnThe customer can turn the tile.
3PricePer box and per square metre.
One team, every branch
The contact page lists every branch with its hours and whether it is open right now, plus one phone number, WhatsApp and email. The form opens WhatsApp with the message ready to send, so the team can answer during opening hours and check stock across branches.
1One team, every branchThe team checks stock across branches for the customer.
2Talk to usPhone, WhatsApp and email.
3Branch cardAddress, hours and an open-now status.
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Find my order
Customers do not need an account to follow an order. They enter the order number or the 6-digit collection code and the phone number they used at checkout, and see where the order stands. They also get emails when the order is confirmed, ready, or on its way.
1Order number or collection codeNV- number, or the 6-digit code.
2PhoneThe number used at checkout, so only the customer can look it up.
