Three interactive bundle-builder concepts for party-expert.com, assembled entirely from your live catalogue. Every product, price and photo is really yours; every rule (guest counts, pack sizes, weights for helium) is enforced in the page. Click around, then imagine it on the new site.
Each opens as a working page: add products, watch the rules and totals react. Use the demo links to jump straight to a half-built or finished state when you show it around.
Spell a name in your Signature 16-inch letter foils, go big with a 40-inch number, add shapes and latex, finish with a weight. Ends in one add to cart and in-store helium inflation.
Pick a theme (Paw Patrol, Bluey, Pokémon, Unicorn, Spider-Man), set the guest count, and the builder sizes every tableware pack automatically, through to piñata, candy and favours.
For grown-up birthdays. Pick a look (Gold Sparkling, Black & Silver, Rose Gold...) and the whole page matches: tableware, balloons, decorations, sashes, plus the giant 40-inch 3-0.
Basic, Standard and Ultimate party kits are on the store today, but each is fixed at 8 or 16 guests with no swaps. A builder keeps the idea and removes the friction: the customer sizes and picks, you sell more per order.
Number foils in 19 colours, letters A to Z in five: that range only pays off when someone assembles it. In store your team does that. Online, nobody does. The bouquet builder is that team member, on every device.
You are relaunching party-expert.com this week. A signature interactive experience is exactly the kind of thing a new platform launch can carry, and none of your Canadian competitors have one.
Kitenzo runs bundle selection, rules, pricing and checkout discounting for Shopify stores processing $2M+ a month. These pages are the skin; the engine is production software, not a project.