Your basket is empty.
Nothing in it yet. The whole catalogue fits on one screen, and every frame can be tried on before it goes in.
Carry on choosingFour moments where it stops.
Each one is a sentence written on the service page. A demonstration that hid them would be selling something other than what we build.
- 01
The card is off, with its reason
It is not taken out of the flow: it is present, disabled, and the sentence says why.
“Waiting on the bank.”
- 02
An unreachable province stops the order
The flow does not take an order the workshop cannot deliver, however much the customer insists.
“We do not reach Tamanrasset yet. Collection from Béjaïa is possible.”
- 03
A sold-out line is shown, not hidden
It stays in the basket, struck through, out of the total. A shop that hides what it has not got teaches its customers that an empty catalogue means “we do not sell that”.
“We have not got that many.”
- 04
No invented confirmation number
Nothing here writes an order. The demonstration stops before the screen that would claim a sale had happened.
“This order was not recorded.”