Pejo IT Solutions — a WooCommerce store with PayFast
We built pejoitsolutions.com — a WordPress + WooCommerce store where Pejo IT Solutions sells both productised IT services and hardware, with a PayFast payment gateway for online checkout — designed and launched in a week.
The brief
Sell IT services and products online — catalogue, cart and real payments — without a long build.
Pejo IT Solutions sells IT hardware (laptops, tablets, audio, wearables and accessories) alongside IT services, and wanted both online as a store that takes payment, not a brochure that asks you to call.
Electronics retail online is a crowded, price-led category, and the stores that do well in it look a particular way for a reason: dense grids, visible discounts, deal timers, stock and sales counts, and a category menu that is always one tap away. A clean, minimal storefront reads as premium in fashion. In electronics it reads as a shop with nothing in it.
It also had to be live in a week, and ready for a catalogue that would arrive after us — the owner's range, not ours — while taking payment online from the first day.
The build
A WordPress and WooCommerce build on an electronics theme, laid out the way buyers in this category already expect to shop.
Navigation is layered. A fixed rail of category icons runs down the left of every page. The header carries a search box with a category selector, a support phone number and the cart, and an all-categories menu sits beneath it. That is three routes into the same catalogue, because electronics buyers split between people who know the exact model they want and people browsing a department.
The merchandising does the selling: a promotions bar across the top, discount badges on product cards with the old price struck through, a New Arrivals row with a feature banner beside it, and a SKU on every card. Product pages add a deal countdown, a sold count, a gallery, wishlist and social sharing. These are the signals of a store that is moving stock, which in this category is itself a reason to buy.
Payment was the point of the brief, so the cart ends at PayFast rather than at a contact form, and service listings are priced and bought the same way the hardware is.
Design and setup on day one, catalogue structure and listings over days two and three, cart and PayFast on day four, then mobile QA, a test payment and launch.
On the limits of what this study can say: the screenshots above are the store as delivered, which is why the product shown still carries the theme's sample description and placeholder prices. The owner's range went in after us. pejoitsolutions.com now shows a coming-soon page, and we had no access to orders or analytics after handover, so there are no traffic or sales figures here.
Architecture
A store, not a brochure.
WooCommerce for the catalogue and cart, PayFast for payments — all editable by the team.
Build timeline
One week. Four steps.
Design + setup
Brand, layout and WooCommerce setup.
Catalogue
Service and product listings with prices and images.
Cart + PayFast
Cart, checkout and the PayFast payment gateway.
QA + launch
Mobile QA, a test payment and launch.
Results · since launch
By the numbers.
Tech we used
A small stack.
More build work.
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