Fashiona

Fashiona – Fashion & Lifestyle eCommerce HTML Template

A trilingual (EN/AR/TR) 26-page fashion store template with a full purchase path — shop, product, bag, checkout, account and order tracking — plus a journal, a store finder and every policy page a real shop needs. Mobile-first, with a fully mirrored RTL layout.

Fashiona is a complete multi-page front end for clothing labels, concept stores and multi-brand boutiques. Twenty-six pages ship ready — home, the shop index with a sticky filter rail and a grid/list switch, a full product record, the archive sale, the bag, a one-page checkout, order confirmation, wishlist, search results, the account area with orders and addresses, sign in, register, password reset, order tracking, the story, the store finder, contact, the journal and an article, the help centre, the size guide, delivery and returns, terms, privacy, 404 and coming soon — all sharing one header, footer, bag drawer, quick view, quick add, compare drawer and size-guide modal. The home page was re-sequenced rather than reskinned: the four commitments that decide whether a stranger trusts a clothing shop at all — delivery, returns, alterations, repairs — are answered before anything is sold, and the customers' own photographs arrive before the written reviews. Every section heading was rewritten with it. Every string on every page is translated into English, Arabic and Turkish from a single 604-key dictionary. English is written into the markup, so each page is complete and indexable with JavaScript off; switching is instant and needs no reload, the choice is remembered between visits or forced with a ?lang= parameter, and the labels a screen reader announces are translated too — as are the placeholders, the image alt text and the options inside every dropdown. Arabic is a true mirror rather than a right-aligned copy: the header, the filter rail, the checkout columns, the breadcrumb and the countdown all flip, direction-bearing arrows are mirrored to match, and prices, phone numbers, dates and fabric weights are bidi-isolated so a leading "$" or a trailing "g/m²" stays where it belongs inside an Arabic sentence. Arabic switches to IBM Plex Sans Arabic with its own line height and no Latin letter-spacing; the hero photograph is deliberately not flipped, because mirroring a garment puts its lapels and buttons on the wrong side. The palette is electric cobalt with an acid-lime accent on ink and bone — cobalt reserved for actions, lime for the loud moments — set in Syne for display and Manrope for text, both carrying the Turkish dotted and dotless i. The wordmark is live text with no logo icon, and the favicon, the currency chips and the six payment badges are hand-drawn SVG. All eighty-nine photographs are new: fashion, product, boutique and portrait shots picked by eye off contact sheets and cropped to the exact box each layout expects. The type scale is declared at phone size and grown with clamp(), the bottom toolbar clears the iOS home indicator, wide tables scroll inside their own box, and all twenty-six pages were machine-checked for horizontal overflow in three languages at 390 and 1440 pixels — zero. A build script writes the pages from one source of truth and an audit script fails the build on a dead link, a missing asset, an orphaned image, an undefined icon or a translation key that resolves in only one language.