E-Commerce & Retail

ShiminToys

A children’s toy retailer with a beloved physical store in Karaj, given an online storefront as colourful, playful and trustworthy as the world it sells into.

A Storefront Built for Wonder, Not Just Shopping

Shimin Toys runs a well-loved children’s toy store in Karaj, built around a simple belief: a toy is never just an object, it’s a tool for growth, learning and happy memories. The brand’s whole identity — “Shimin, where play works magic” — needed a website that felt exactly as playful, colourful and safe as the shop parents already trusted.

The Challenge

Selling toys online is really selling reassurance to parents. The catalogue spans everything from plush toys and building sets to puzzles and ride-alongs, sorted by toy type, age and brand, and every category needed to feel inviting rather than overwhelming — bright and joyful for a child scrolling over a parent’s shoulder, but clear and easy to filter for the adult actually making the decision.

Our Approach

We designed a storefront around Shimin’s own colour-rich, cheerful visual language — playful typography, bright imagery and a layout that carries the same sense of wonder as walking into the physical store. Underneath that surface sits a practical structure: browsing by toy type, by age range from newborn to eight years old, and by brand, so parents can move from “what will make my child happy” to “add to cart” without friction.

The Result

Shimin Toys now has a website that feels like an extension of the shop itself — a colourful, trustworthy place where parents can shop with confidence and children can’t help but want to look a little longer.

Playful, colour-driven visual identity built for kids and parents

Category browsing by toy type, age range and brand

Age-based filtering from newborn through eight years

Safety and educational-value storytelling throughout the catalogue

Mobile-first, fast-loading product browsing

Trust-forward brand story built for careful parents

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