For a bakery that bakes sangak, barbari and sourdough: every bread's bake time is on the board, warm bread arrives in the morning slot the buyer picks, wedding bread is baked to order with the buyer's own words, and the week's bread comes by subscription.
Sangak in the morning, barbari at noon, sourdough in the evening. A chalk board shows each bread's bake time on the front page and on the bake-times page, and when the schedule changes the baker edits one table in the panel.
The buyer writes the couple's names in the order box, and the product page says wedding bread needs 72 hours to prepare. The baker sees the words beside the order in the panel and stamps exactly that on the bread.
The week's bread basket and the sourdough can be taken weekly or every two weeks. The next order makes itself, and the buyer pauses it from their own account whenever they like.
The bakery's courier covers the city's neighbourhoods in four slots from early morning to evening, and the buyer picks one at checkout. Dry bread and jams go by post to other cities, and counter pickup is there too.
Yes. The board is a table in the page builder, edited without a developer.
The shortest subscription is weekly; for daily bread the buyer picks a morning delivery slot.
Yes. You switch the post method on only for shelves such as dry bread and jams.
Yes. The site starts with this design and content, and you swap in your own photos, prices and words.
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