Instead of an off-the-shelf plugin,
a purchase flow built for this store
For a store running on WordPress and WooCommerce, we built a custom plugin that replaces the commerce plugin it used before. It provides a new cart, checkout and account area, and tells customers whether same-day delivery applies based on postal code and public holidays.
WooCommerce, custom plugin, delivery settings
Real screens.
Captured in September 2026. Select an image to enlarge it.
Same-day delivery, coupons, points and gifts all had to fit into one checkout.
The delivery method depends on the address and the date. The guidance text had to change depending on whether the area supports same-day delivery and whether the day is a holiday.
We put the cart, checkout and account area into a single plugin.
In the cart, customers select items and choose a delivery method. Checkout separates billing and shipping details and brings coupons, points and gift selection into one flow. The account area covers order lists and details, coupons, points and reviews, and also handles account deletion.
Staff register same-day delivery postal codes and holidays themselves and edit the delivery guidance. Screens are placed in the page builder through shortcodes, and templates can be overridden from the theme.
Stack.
WordPress, WooCommerce
Orders and products stay in WooCommerce, and only the purchase screens are replaced by the plugin.
PHP plugin
Cart, checkout, account and delivery guidance are provided as four shortcodes.
Breakdance
Screens are composed by placing shortcodes in the page builder.
Delivery settings admin
Same-day postal codes, holidays and guidance text are managed in the admin.