E-commerce · WordPress · JavaScript
A truck-parts storefront with SKU search and a vehicle-fit selector
By Rohan Mondal · · 1 min read
People buying truck parts don't browse. They arrive with a part number or a vehicle, and they want to know in seconds whether it fits. A generic shop layout handles that badly, so TruckMate Parts was designed around search first.
Search by the numbers buyers actually have
The search box instantly matches SKUs, manufacturer part numbers (MPN), OEM numbers and alternative references, so a mechanic can paste the number from an old part and find the replacement straight away.
Will it fit my truck?
A year, make and model selector narrows the catalogue to parts compatible with the buyer's vehicle. A multi-column category mega menu covers browsing on desktop, with collapsible navigation on phones.
A cart that doesn't slow you down
Adding to the cart opens a drawer with live totals instead of reloading the page, so buyers can add several parts in a row. Product cards, counters, a brand marquee and an FAQ add motion and trust, all respecting reduced-motion settings.
Two deliverables from one design
The storefront ships as a fast static build on Vercel, with security and asset-cache headers, and as a native WordPress theme:
- Products and product categories are managed in WordPress
- Pages, navigation, logo and hero copy are editable
- Product search in WordPress understands SKUs
- Newsletter sign-ups are stored in a Subscribers section
- Activating the theme creates the starting pages, categories and sample products
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