How Domeq rebuilt La Monkk's natural skincare store on WooCommerce: around 200 products, concern filters, GST invoices and Delhivery shipping built in.
Screenshots: the live store on 20 October 2026. Domeq handed the store over in mid-2026, and La Monkk's team has run it since, so banners, images and products may differ from what Domeq delivered. The layout, templates and features are Domeq's.
La Monkk makes natural skincare, haircare, fragrance, wellness and home-care products, many from herbs and flowers grown on its own farms. Its line is "From Farmer To Consumer".
It sells online and through showrooms, from face serums and hair oils to perfumes and ready-to-gift sets.
La Monkk already sold online, but the store was holding the brand back: it didn't look like La Monkk, it couldn't show a large catalogue well, and every shipment meant extra manual work.
The old store was a basic custom web app built on .NET and Node. It looked traditional and had few of the features shoppers expect, and its design, photography and content didn't line up with each other or with the brand.
The product photography was weak and didn't match the brand, so natural, premium products looked ordinary online.
The site had no SEO in place, so La Monkk's products had little chance of being found by people searching for them.
Each order had to be entered again by hand on Delhivery's portal to create its AWB (air waybill) and book a pickup.
We put Shopify and WordPress in front of La Monkk with what each would mean for the store. La Monkk chose WordPress with WooCommerce.
Trade-off: It meant writing the shipping, invoicing and coupon rules in code ourselves, so they follow La Monkk's own way of working.
The design, the photography, the catalogue and SEO all had to change at once, so the store was designed and built again instead of patched.
A face serum, a perfume and a gift set need different information to sell, so categories get their own product page templates instead of one generic page.
Online, the pictures have to carry a natural product's quality, so we directed new photography to match the new design.
Screenshots: the live store on 20 October 2026. Domeq handed the store over in mid-2026, and La Monkk's team has run it since, so banners, images and products may differ from what Domeq delivered. The layout, templates and features are Domeq's.
A large catalogue of natural products is hard to browse, and the old store gave shoppers little help.
We listed around 200 products in categories up to three levels deep, and added filters by skin or hair concern (acne, ageing, dry skin, glowing skin and more), by category and by price.
A natural product sells on its ingredients and benefits, and shoppers need to see them before they buy.
Each product page has an image gallery with ingredient visuals, size options, ratings, the brand's certifications and benefit highlights, with add-to-cart and buy-now on desktop and phone. Layouts change by category.
Every order was typed again on Delhivery's portal to get an AWB and book a pickup.
We built a Delhivery integration into WooCommerce from scratch, on Delhivery's API. The AWB is generated from the order, and the pickup is scheduled from the same place.
The old photos didn't do the products justice.
Domeq art-directed new product photography for the launch, so products were shown consistently across the store.
WooCommerce's default invoices, shipping charges and coupons didn't fit how La Monkk sells.
Custom code creates a GST tax invoice for every order automatically, in La Monkk's branded layout. Custom shipping rules give free delivery on orders above ₹259, and custom coupon rules go beyond WooCommerce's defaults.
The old site had no SEO.
The new store has Rank Math SEO, sitemaps for products, categories and pages, breadcrumbs, and product structured data with prices and reviews for search results, plus copy and product content written for the new pages.
What changed for La Monkk's team and its customers.
The store
A basic custom web app (.NET and Node) with a traditional look
A redesigned WooCommerce store, built for desktop and phone
The catalogue
Few features to browse or filter
Around 200 products at handover, with filters by concern, category and price
Photography
Weak photos that didn't match the brand
Art-directed product photography
Search
No SEO
Rank Math SEO, sitemaps and product structured data
Shipping
Each order retyped on Delhivery's portal
AWB and pickup scheduled from WooCommerce
| Area | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| The store | A basic custom web app (.NET and Node) with a traditional look | A redesigned WooCommerce store, built for desktop and phone |
| The catalogue | Few features to browse or filter | Around 200 products at handover, with filters by concern, category and price |
| Photography | Weak photos that didn't match the brand | Art-directed product photography |
| Search | No SEO | Rank Math SEO, sitemaps and product structured data |
| Shipping | Each order retyped on Delhivery's portal | AWB and pickup scheduled from WooCommerce |
Domeq builds stores around how you sell and ship, on WooCommerce, Shopify or Next.js. Tell us what slows your store down.
More on the work page, or how a project runs.
Yes. For La Monkk, Domeq connected WooCommerce to Delhivery's API, so the team generates an order's AWB and schedules its pickup from WooCommerce instead of typing orders into Delhivery's portal.
Domeq presented both, with what each would mean for the store, and La Monkk chose WordPress with WooCommerce. On WordPress, Domeq wrote the Delhivery integration, GST invoicing and coupon rules as custom code in the store.
About two to three months, covering the design, the product photography, listing around 200 products, the integrations and SEO. A store's timeline depends on its catalogue and how much custom work it needs.
Yes. Domeq added custom code so La Monkk's store creates a GST tax invoice for every order automatically, in La Monkk's own branded layout.
For La Monkk, Domeq art-directed the product photography for the launch, so products were shown consistently across the new store.
No. Domeq designed, built and handed over the store in mid-2026, and La Monkk's team has run it since. La Monkk's logo and brand identity are also its own; Domeq designed the store around them.
