Storefront mockups

• Free shipping is stated everywhere — ticker, product page, cart drawer, checkout. With most products between ₹100 and ₹690, ₹499 is two items away and it is the single strongest lever on basket size.
• Struck-through pricing is a first-class pattern, not an afterthought. A large part of the catalogue is discounted at any time.
• Gurmukhi and Devanagari render properly in reviews — Noto Sans subsets loaded alongside the Latin face, with the extra line-height they need.
• No dark patterns. No popups, no fake urgency, no resetting countdowns, no "9 people viewing". The dispatch timer is real, driven by the 1 PM cutoff.
• Every interaction is an htmx fragment swap. Filters, quantity changes, the drawer, coupon application. No client-side cart state, no JavaScript framework.

• Does the product card hold across ₹100 to ₹950? The Kansa items are five times the price of a lemongrass brew.
• Do the sale badges read clearly enough given how much is discounted at once?
• Does the wellness range sit comfortably in the same skin as the classic teas — that is the real tension in the catalogue.
• Is the checkout partial-COD block clear enough that nobody disputes a forfeited advance later?

Order tracking, account and orders list, search results, blog index and post, and the content pages. All are straightforward once these five set the language — say if you want any of them before scaffolding starts.

Styling lives in theme.css as CSS custom properties, so it becomes the Tailwind theme config plus a small base layer rather than being rewritten.