Yopersh.

Yopersh is a personal shopper that buys from Shein, Temu and Amazon, consolidates in Dubai, and delivers to Uganda and Kenya. Those stores often refuse to ship to East African addresses, and a shopper deciding whether to trust a middleman wants to see the price and the route before they message anyone.

A weekend concept redesign that shows the delivered price and the order's journey up front.

We built this on our own time, as a concept rather than client work. The page opens on a globe tracing the Dubai route, then explains the two ways to order and draws the journey from store to Dubai hub to Nairobi to the door. An interactive box lets visitors drag in sample items to see a delivered price, using the 10% service fee from Yopersh's own FAQ, and a demo tracker follows an order end to end. Ordering itself stays on WhatsApp.

A concept site where the price and the delivery path are visible before the first message, instead of hidden behind a chat. It is a demo: item prices and the tracking code are illustrative, and it is not affiliated with the stores it mentions.