Catalogue and six original designs
Greetings and invitations, filters and favourites. RON, EUR and USD displays use independent currency price books. Designs have distinct interactions and appearances rather than colour changes alone.
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ÉCLORA
A platform in development for digital greetings and invitations: six original designs, an interactive Studio, accounts, saved projects and RSVP. Commerce features are test-only; the service is not commercially launched.
CONTEXT & OBJECTIVE
How can a greeting or invitation become a personal, interactive experience?
ÉCLORA is a product in development for digital greetings and animated invitations. An editorial visual direction connects a personalisation Studio to accounts, projects and invitation-response functionality. Its catalogue includes six original designs: The Vow, A Little Wish, Golden Hour, Love Notes, Secret Garden and Winter Wishes.
USER EXPERIENCE
An understandable journey before a feature list.
Illustrative journey: someone chooses a design, edits its message and appearance in the Studio and previews the recipient experience. Local projects can be saved to an account, and test publications can receive RSVP responses. This presentation does not establish commercial publishing, actual email delivery or provider-verified payment.
CAPABILITIES AND STATUS
From choosing a design to managing responses.
Personalisation Studio
Recipient, message, colour and photo editing; mobile/desktop preview, undo/redo and browser draft recovery. Opening, reveal and event-countdown interactions respect reduced-motion preferences.
Recipient experience
Animated viewing, an accessible reveal action and calendar file. Implemented audio is an original user-triggered tone rather than a licensed music library; cross-device audible verification remains open.
Accounts and saved projects
Email-verified accounts, password recovery, sessions and owner-scoped access. Multiple projects, autosave, history, restoration, duplication and editing-conflict handling. Account export and deletion are implemented for the local environment.
Private photographs
Private server storage, image validation and re-encoding without original metadata. Browser photo selection and device behaviour still need final acceptance; implementation alone is not complete verification.
Publications and RSVP
Test publications with a fixed project snapshot, 30-day expiry and revocation. Household links, persistent responses, attendee limits, organiser dashboard and CSV export. Recipients need a reachable application.
Purchases and commerce documents
Test-only Stripe checkout, server-reserved prices, history, signed webhooks and refund handling. Immutable historical confirmations are not fiscal invoices. Test credentials and actual sandbox acceptance remain required; code rejects live payments.
Administration and operations
Template availability, operations and aggregated reports separated by currency. Encrypted mail queue, configurable worker, checks/retries, local diagnostics and a documented restore drill. External SMTP and production supervision are not claimed as verified.
Information and withdrawal requests
Provisional commercial/legal pages, a withdrawal form with encrypted records, downloadable receipt and administrative register. Launch review, tax and invoicing remain separate stages; no legal certification is claimed.
Planned extensions
Recurring occasions, contacts, reminders, subscriptions and approved sending integrations. External AI, licensed music, cinematic/3D extensions, gift cards and teams are planned rather than available features.
Confirmed technologies
WHAT COMES NEXT
Directions for validation and development.
Before launch, remaining work includes Stripe sandbox acceptance, SMTP sender verification, invoicing decisions, commercial/legal information review and supervised service operations. RO/EN localisation is still partial. The product name is provisional, and future features are kept separate from locally implemented capabilities.
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