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Stars Wood, Damietta, Egypt · 2026 · not yet launched

Stars Wood catalogue and lead desk

Stars Wood is the authorized Pollmeier distributor in Egypt. Its buyers are furniture, door and kitchen factories.

What we built
  • English and Arabic
  • Size catalogue
  • Request list
  • Lead inbox
  • Stock grid
  • Content editor
  • Chat widget
Built with
  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Prisma
  • PostgreSQL

The problem

Buyers had no way to see which beech sizes exist or which are in stock, so every inquiry became a phone call and a manual answer from a spreadsheet.

The size list lived in that spreadsheet and in people’s heads. Inquiries came in by phone, WhatsApp and email, with no record, no status and no history. Nothing existed in Arabic, the language most of the local trade buys in.

What changes in how they work

A buyer can see every standard size and whether it is available, then send several sizes as one request, in English or Arabic, without an account.

The request reaches one inbox with the sizes, quantities and contact details already attached, plus a copy of exactly what was asked for. The sales desk moves it through New, Contacted, Quoted and Closed.

The sales desk sets availability itself, and the public catalogue follows. No developer and no spreadsheet in between.

The panel behind one size: its dimensions and thickness, that it is available, pallet count and volume, and buttons to add it to a request or send now.
Behind each size: pallet count, volume and two actions.
The lead inbox: five requests, each showing the buyer’s company, the sizes and quantities asked for, a status and when it arrived, with filters by status above.
The lead inbox. Sample data.

What we built

  • An English and Arabic site. The Arabic side is a fully mirrored right-to-left layout, not translated text in a left-to-right frame.
  • A size catalogue for three thicknesses, 26, 38 and 52 mm, with every standard size on one grid per thickness. Each size is marked Available or On request and opens its pallet count and volume.
  • A request list: collect sizes across pages, set pieces or pallets on each line, and send once. Of the contact details, only a name and a phone number are required.
  • A lead inbox with read and unread, filters by type and date, and free-text search.
  • A stock grid the sales desk edits itself, one cell per size.
  • A bilingual content editor with image management, and a guided chat widget that points visitors to sizes, contact or a request.
A request with three sizes, each with a quantity in pieces or pallets, above empty contact fields where only the name and phone are marked required.
One request, several sizes, pieces or pallets on each line.
The size grid for 26 mm boards: lengths down the side, widths across the top, each size marked Available or On request.
One grid per thickness. Each size is Available or On request.
The same size grid in Arabic, laid out right to left, with the lengths down the right-hand side.
The same grid in Arabic, mirrored right to left.
The stock grid for 26 mm boards: one cell per size, each marked in stock or not available, under a line explaining how to change a cell or a whole line.
The stock grid the sales desk edits itself.

Where it stands

Built, and not yet launched. There are no buyers on it yet, so there are no results to report.

The inbox and request screens show sample data, not real buyers.

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