Damyagmuru.az is the online store of the Dam Yağmuru shop. It sells irons, kettles, blenders, TVs, fridges, washing machines, dinnerware sets and other things people need at home. The store was built by the Shaftali.az team.
Below we show how a shopper finds a product, the path they take from the cart to a placed order, and which decisions matter in website development for a store like this. We counted all figures on the site itself on 15 November 2026.
In short
- Damyagmuru.az is a home appliance and kitchenware store. As of 15 November 2026, its catalog has 233 products.
- The shopper adds a product to the cart and completes the order on the checkout page. Creating an account is optional.
- The cart can also be sent to the store as a WhatsApp message with one button.
- According to the site, payment is taken on delivery, delivery is free, and installments are available with BolKart, TamKart and BirKart.
- With us, a store like this starts at 1,500 AZN. A full-featured store with a customer account costs 3,000–7,000 AZN.
What Dam Yağmuru sells
Damyagmuru.az brings the appliances and kitchen items people use at home every day into one catalog. The menu has five main sections: Home Appliances, Electronics, Kitchen Appliances, Crystal Dinnerware and Chandeliers. Each section opens into subcategories; irons, for example, are split into steam, dry and mini irons. On 15 November 2026 the sections held this many products:
| Section | Sample categories | Products |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen Appliances | Blenders, toasters, meat grinders, kettles, mixers | 133 |
| Home Appliances | Irons, air fryers, thermopots, coffee machines | 48 |
| Electronics | TVs, fridges, washing machines, vacuum cleaners | 36 |
| Crystal Dinnerware | Dinner sets, cup sets, pots and pans | 14 |
Prices range from a 15 AZN coffee grinder to a 1,655 AZN Samsung fridge, and 173 of the 233 products cost less than 100 AZN. The catalog carries Sonifer, Raf, Samsung, Hisense, Vestel, Hoffmann and Haus Roland. With a range this mixed, shoppers need to reach the right section fast, so the category menu sits in the same place on every page.
Home page and catalog
On desktop, the home page has the category menu on the left, a large banner in the middle and two small banners on the right. The small banners feature specific models, such as a Sonifer air fryer and a Raf mixer, and the “Buy now” button takes the shopper straight to that product's page.
Under the banners, the store's terms are set out in five short blocks: online ordering, payment on delivery, free delivery, card installments and exchange within 3 days in case of a manufacturing defect. The same blocks repeat on every product page. Further down, products are arranged in tabs: TVs, irons, washing machines, fridges, then kettles, toasters and blenders. The “Best sellers” block splits products into newly added, recently viewed, discounted and best-selling.
The “Shop” page shows products 20 per page and states how many results were found. The left column holds the category tree, a price filter and the newest products, and sorting is chosen at the top. Every page has a search bar at the top with a category selector next to it.
Product page
The product page opens with a breadcrumb trail, for example Home, Home Appliances, Irons, Dry Irons. The photo is on the left; on the right are the name, the price, how many units are left in stock and two buttons: “Add to cart” and “Buy now”. A discounted product's card shows a percentage badge and the old price. The Samsung 43DU7100 TV, for example, has a -11% badge, a new price of 789 AZN and an old price of 889 AZN.
Below are the “Description” and “Reviews” tabs. The description lists the specs line by line: manufacturer, power, capacity, soleplate material, cord length, color and country of origin. The site has a separate “Compare” list for putting products side by side, and a logged-in shopper can save products they like to a wishlist.
From cart to order
When a shopper clicks “Add to cart”, a cart panel slides open on the right with the product, the total and a “Checkout” button. On the cart page they can change quantities, remove items and see the total for each line.
Checkout has three steps: cart, payment and order complete. The shopper enters their email, phone, name, address and city, and can add a note to the order or give a different delivery address. There is a separate checkbox for creating an account, and ticking it is optional. Pay on delivery is shown as the payment method, and delivery is listed at 0 AZN. The summary on the right shows the products, the order total and a “Confirm order” button.
Some shoppers would rather place an order in a chat. For them, the cart page has a green “Order via WhatsApp” button. It puts the name, price and quantity of every item in the cart into a ready-made message and opens the store's WhatsApp number. The shopper sends the message without typing anything, and the seller sees right away what was ordered.
According to the terms blocks, payment is taken on delivery, in cash or in installments. BolKart, TamKart and BirKart are listed for card installments, and free delivery comes with a “24 hours” note.
Customer account and admin panel
The sign-up form asks for first name, last name, email, phone and password, with a checkbox for accepting the privacy policy. The account has “My orders”, “My reviews” and “My profile” sections, plus a wishlist.
The owner runs the store from an admin panel with its own login. Categories, product cards, prices and discounts, stock levels and the home page banners are all edited there, and orders from the site are collected there too. The URLs of the panel, cart, checkout page and customer account are blocked from search engine crawlers in robots.txt.
Languages and setup for Google
The store's main language is Azerbaijani, and URLs carry a language prefix (/az). The system also supports English and Russian versions, and the /en and /ru addresses work. The catalog content itself, meaning category and product names, is currently filled in Azerbaijani.
The sitemap is split into four files: products (233 URLs), categories (44), brands (13) and pages. Every product has its own URL built from its name, for example /az/products/sonifer-utu-sf-9065, and the page title also contains the product name. Schema.org markup on the product page passes the price and brand to Google separately, and when a link is shared on social media, the product's photo and name show up.
The store on mobile
On a phone, the menu, logo, search and language and currency buttons stay at the top, and a fixed bar runs along the bottom of the screen: Home, Categories, Cart and My account. The terms block turns into swipeable cards on mobile, so the banner and the free delivery note fit together on the first screen.
How much a store like this costs
In our price list, a catalog, cart, order form and payment on delivery make up a standard online store: 1,500–3,000 AZN, about 1 month. A customer account with order history, online card payment and integrations belong to a full-featured store: 3,000–7,000 AZN, up to 2 months. These are our regular prices and say nothing about Dam Yağmuru's budget. All our rates are on the prices page.
Not every store needs a cart. On Garmin.az, expensive technical devices are sold through inquiries, calls and WhatsApp. At Dam Yağmuru most products are everyday household items that shoppers can pick on their own, so the main path is the cart and checkout page, and WhatsApp stays as an extra option.
Before work starts, it helps to have these ready:
- a product list in one file: name, category, price, stock and specs;
- a photo of each product, on the same background if possible;
- delivery, payment and exchange terms, and which cards will be accepted for installments;
- the phone number and email orders should go to, and who will reply on WhatsApp.
If some of this isn't settled yet, we can work it out together before the store opens.
Frequently asked questions
What does Damyagmuru.az sell?
Home appliances, electronics, kitchen appliances, dinnerware sets and chandeliers. As of 15 November 2026, the catalog has 233 products priced from 15 AZN to 1,655 AZN.
Do you need to sign up to place an order?
No. Entering an email, phone number and address on the checkout page is enough, and creating an account is optional. The cart can also be sent as a WhatsApp message.
How do payment and delivery work?
According to the site, payment is taken on delivery in cash or in installments, and card installments are available with BolKart, TamKart and BirKart. Delivery is free.
How much does an online store like this cost?
A standard store costs 1,500–3,000 AZN with us and takes about 1 month. If you need a customer account, online card payment and integrations, a full-featured store costs 3,000–7,000 AZN and takes up to 2 months. Domain, hosting and SSL are free for the first year.
Need an online store?
Tell us briefly what you sell, roughly how many products you have and how you'd like to receive orders. We'll plan the categories and the order path together, work out the timeline and price, and give you a call. Phone: 077-388-42-42, email: contact@shaftali.az.
