Web-to-print stores with online design tools in four countries
Netbase built web-to-print stores with online design tools for print businesses in Singapore, France, the Netherlands and South Korea. The stores run on WooCommerce and WordPress, with a design tool in Angular JS or Vue.js and PDF generation for production files. The clients are not named, and no duration or result is published.
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Record at a glance
- Evidence level
- Portfolio record: delivered scope, no result published
- Clients
- Four print businesses, none named
- Service
- Custom Product Engineering
- Solution area
- Product personalisation and online design
- Countries
- Singapore, France, the Netherlands and South Korea
- Published durations and results
- None
What did each store sell, and what did its design tool do?
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Singapore
- Print business
- Vinyl sticker cutting and large-format printing
- Store and design-tool scope on record
- Online design tool, with separate roles for specialists, production staff and designers
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France
- Print business
- Canvas prints
- Store and design-tool scope on record
- Online design tool with a live product preview
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Netherlands
- Print business
- Interior and furnishing panels
- Store and design-tool scope on record
- Online design tool for panel products
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South Korea
- Print business
- Custom banners, logos and book covers
- Store and design-tool scope on record
- Online design tool across banner, logo and cover products
Four product ranges, four different demands on one kind of store. A canvas buyer needs to see the photo wrapped on the frame before paying, which is what the live preview in the French store is for. A sticker and large-format shop in Singapore has more hands on each order, so the store separates what a specialist, a production worker and a designer can see and do. The Korean store puts three unlike products, banners, logos and book covers, behind one design tool.
What the stores are built on
- WooCommerce and WordPress carry the catalogue, the cart, the accounts and the orders.
- The online design tool is written in Angular JS or Vue.js, depending on the store.
- PDF generation turns a finished design into the file the press works from.
The source groups the four stores under this one stack and does not record which store used which design-tool framework, so this record does not assign them.
Is any result claimed?
No. The source records scope, not outcomes, and gives no traffic, conversion or revenue figure for any of the four stores. Its project durations are not published here, and its store screenshots show the clients' brands, so none is shown.
The same source also records Magento stores with companion Android and iOS apps for a women's fashion retailer in the Netherlands, an omnichannel fashion retailer in Nigeria and a parts and equipment seller. Those are commerce work outside print and sit outside this record's scope.
Questions buyers ask
Why are the clients not named? None of them is on Netbase's list of clients who have agreed to be referenced, so each is described by industry and country only, and no store is linked.
Does this country list mean Netbase has offices there? No. The countries show where clients were served. Netbase JSC's head office is in Hanoi, Vietnam, and it is the company's only office.
Is the Singapore store the large-format record already published? This record does not say so and makes no link between them. The large-format print store record stands on its own source.
Where is a named print store with reported results? The PrintLeo record names its client and lists results the client reported. The printing and packaging industry page and the print order and fulfilment guide cover the wider workflow a store like these has to serve.
Planning a web-to-print store?
Read the other work records, check how claims here are sourced on the methodology page, then submit a project brief listing the products you sell and who touches an order between the shopper and the press. OutsourcingVN is operated by Netbase JSC and is Netbase's own outsourcing-services platform, so the brief goes to the team that would build the store.