Deluxe Stores
The Deluxe-Stores project was an innovative collaboration with S.LIFE, LDA, an Angolan company established in 2010 and dedicated to selling high-end fashion items from renowned brands like Gant, New Balance, Oakley, Adidas, and Nike. S.LIFE's mission is to provide its customers with a unique shopping experience, offering top-quality products at competitive prices without compromising on exceptional customer service.
Technologies
- CSS, Figma, HTML, Linux Server, WordPress Platform
Client
Year
Website
The main challenge was to develop an e-commerce platform that was intuitive, visually appealing, and capable of handling the variety of products from various brands. Additionally, the site needed to be responsive, fast, and include essential features such as an inventory management system, social media integration, and a secure checkout process. Another challenge was ensuring that the site provided a user experience that reinforced customer trust and satisfaction, in line with S.LIFE’s high standards of service.
Eládio was always self-taught. In secondary education, Eládio entered the Polytechnic of Benguela (previously called: Instituto Médio Politécnico de Benguela), studying the Industrial Electronics and Automation course in the area of Information Technology and Telecommunications, a course that lasted 4 years, however, Eládio finished in 5 years, because he missed classes to go to the Jean Piaget university library, where he found content that interested him.
It was in high school, where he came into contact with languages such as: C, C++ and Ladder – Language for programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
Eládio was always self-taught. In secondary education, Eládio entered the Polytechnic of Benguela (previously called: Instituto Médio Politécnico de Benguela), studying the Industrial Electronics and Automation course in the area of Information Technology and Telecommunications, a course that lasted 4 years, however, Eládio finished in 5 years, because he missed classes to go to the Jean Piaget university library, where he found content that interested him.
It was in high school, where he came into contact with languages such as: C, C++ and Ladder – Language for programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
Eládio was always self-taught. In secondary education, Eládio entered the Polytechnic of Benguela (previously called: Instituto Médio Politécnico de Benguela), studying the Industrial Electronics and Automation course in the area of Information Technology and Telecommunications, a course that lasted 4 years, however, Eládio finished in 5 years, because he missed classes to go to the Jean Piaget university library, where he found content that interested him.
It was in high school, where he came into contact with languages such as: C, C++ and Ladder – Language for programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
