Case · Food

WOW Tort: cakes are chosen with the eyes and argued about with the family.

WOW Tort makes cakes and desserts to order in Ukraine. The catalogue is the product, and the owner wanted to run it herself without calling anyone. We built the site in the brand’s mood on Webflow, with categories, current and sale prices, delivery, and an order form cut to what a baker genuinely needs.

Food
Confectionery
Catalogue
Webflow
Ukrainian
Ukraine

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wowtort.com

Catalogue with two prices

Every cake has a current price and a separate sale price for promotions, set by the owner. project record

Built on Webflow

Categories, cakes, news and vacancies edited without a developer. checked on the live site · Sep 2026

Delivery as a section

Delivery, partners, vacancies and news each have their page. checked on the live site · Sep 2026

The site, screen by screen

4 screens, as they are live today

Full frames from wowtort.com taken on 3 September 2026, nothing cropped. Pick a screen or let them run.

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Homepage. The first screen of wowtort.com: what the business is, for whom, and the first action, as a visitor sees it today.

Homepage, further down. The second screen of the homepage: the part a visitor reaches after the first scroll.

The catalogue. The catalogue: categories and cakes with prices, the part the owner updates herself.

On a phone. Two screens on a phone: the layout is built for this size first, because that is where most visitors read it.

The project

Task, approach, what went live

The task

A cake is chosen by looking and then argued about with the family, so the site had to win both moments: appetite first, then the practical details.

The owner wanted full control of the catalogue: new cakes, categories, prices and promotions without a developer.

The approach

We built the catalogue on a CMS the owner controls: author cakes, classics, gingerbread and pastries, each in its own category with a current price and a separate sale price.

The order form asks only what a baker needs: flavour, weight, date, contact. Every field that would make someone stop was cut. The site was moved onto the client’s own domain, and we stayed hands-on through the tweaks.

What went live

A Webflow site in Ukrainian with a catalogue, delivery, partners, vacancies, news and an order form, run by the owner. Domain and hosting in the client’s name.

What the site does

Seen on the live site, September 2026

Appetite first
The brand’s mood and the cakes carry the first screen.
Owner-run catalogue
Categories, prices and sale prices set without a developer.
Short order form
Flavour, weight, date, contact; nothing that stops someone mid-form.
Delivery explained
How and when the cake arrives, on its own page.

What was built

WebsiteWebflow site

Catalogue and news in collections.

WebsiteCustom design

In the brand’s playful mood.

IndustryHospitality and food

Menus, orders and bookings for food businesses.

“Really happy. They built the site, moved it onto our own domain, and stayed in touch the whole time. Whatever I asked, I got an answer right away. Thank you!”

WOW Tort · Custom cakes · translated from the original

OriginalДуже задоволені) Зробили сайт, перенесли на наш домен, постійно були на зв’язку. Що не спитаю — одразу відповідь. Дякуємо!

Questions

Facts about the WOW Tort project

Can the WOW Tort owner update the catalogue herself?

Yes. The site is on Webflow; cakes, categories, prices and sale prices are edited by the owner without a developer.

Why is the WOW Tort order form so short?

Because every extra field makes someone stop filling it in. The form asks for flavour, weight, date and contact, which is what a baker actually needs to start.

What sections does the WOW Tort site have?

The catalogue, delivery, vacancies, a partners page, news and the order form, in Ukrainian.

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