Same store, same facts — the store's own name, area, ad copy and product photographs, taken from its live Meta ad for "Exclusive Newborn & Kids Collection" in Sector 104, Noida — three completely different designs. Each one is built to be the page that ad should already be pointing at: real products, one-tap WhatsApp ordering, no cart. Open each on a phone-width window first; that's the viewport they were built for.
A quiet, white-ground continuation of the ad the visitor just tapped: the store's own festive-costume photograph as the lead image, the ad's own headline — "Exclusive Newborn & Kids Collection" — set in a clean grotesk, and a horizontal strip of the store's own product shots (the Krishna and Radha costumes, two muslin-blanket prints), each with its own "Order on WhatsApp" text link that pre-fills the item by name. Hairline rules throughout; one deep peacock-teal accent sampled from the feather in the ad.
A warm-cream boutique card: a large serif "BabyNeeds" masthead, the ad's claim — "Exclusive Newborn & Kids Collection" — set as a single italic typographic moment between double rules, and the store's own photographs mounted as framed prints in a single column (the costume detail and the blanket stack large, the Krishna/Radha pair and the two blanket prints as smaller diptychs). A flat deep-maroon field, sampled from the crown in the ad, carries the one WhatsApp ordering band.
One flat marigold-gold field, sampled from the crown and costume in the store's own ad, carries the whole page: a huge bold "BabyNeeds" wordmark, "Exclusive" as a rotated stamp-like badge, and every product from the ad — both costumes, both blanket prints, and the full blanket stack — in a tight two-up grid bounded by thick 4px ink rules. Every action, from ordering a specific costume to the sticky bar, is a flat block set in ink.