Gonok – Gadget Website Template

Gonok is a gadget website template for WordPress that suits shops selling computers, laptops, parts and office tech. It is made for the kind of shop where a customer walks in with a budget and a parts list, and walks out with a full build.

Its main tool is a PC Builder that adds a whole build to the cart. Around it sit spec-rich product cards, an amber flash sale and a real store engine. The bundled Themeve Commerce plugin runs cart, checkout, payments and couriers, and WooCommerce is not needed.

Who can use this gadget website template

The demo is a computer and IT store, but the layout works for many shops that sell technical products. A computer shop is not a phone shop. Buyers compare cores, check memory speed and ask about warranty long before they ask about looks. A good computer store website template has to show specs early and make the next step obvious. Gonok does both.

• Desktop and brand PC sellers
• Laptop shops
• PC parts stores with processors, motherboards, RAM, SSDs and graphics cards
• Gaming gear and peripheral shops
• Monitor, keyboard and mouse sellers
• Networking shops with routers and switches
• UPS, printer and office equipment suppliers
• General gadget and electronics retailers with a spec-heavy range

Light and quick to load

Any gadget website template for a parts shop carries many product photos, so the code stays small. In the theme files:

• One stylesheet and one JavaScript file on the front end
• The front-end script is plain JavaScript and does not need jQuery
• Images below the first screen load lazily
• Optional shop features load only when you switch them on

Real speed also depends on your hosting and your image sizes. Upload photos at a sensible size and the theme will do the rest.

Front-end features of the gadget website template

The PC Builder

This is the block your gamers and office buyers will use most. It has a slot each for processor, motherboard, RAM, storage, graphics, and casing and power.

• Shoppers pick one part per slot
• A live total changes as they go
• One button adds every part to the cart
• Parts come from your own product categories, so a new graphics card you upload lands in its slot without extra work

It turns a long phone call, where you quote prices part by part, into an order the customer builds alone at midnight.

Header and menu

• A slim indigo promo line at the top
• A white header with a long search box and a category picker
• Offers, PC Builder and Account links beside an indigo cart pill
• A category bar with small pictures under the header, for one-click jumps to monitors or RAM
• Sign in and register in a popup, so nobody loses a half-built cart
• On phones the header keeps only the menu, the logo and the cart

Homepage with 15 blocks

Every block can be switched off or moved, by dragging or with arrow buttons on a phone.

• A big hero slider with words on the left and two side banners, so a laptop launch and a monitor deal can share the first screen
• A category grid with picture tiles and product counts
• Seven product rows, each with a title, a View all link and sliding cards. Use them for gaming laptops, SSDs, routers or whatever moves fastest this month
• An amber flash sale with a countdown and stock bars
• Two wide banners that stretch one picture across the page
• Shop by brand, with your brand logos
• Latest products, a big grid with a Load more button

Product cards

• Key specs shown under the product name
• A Save ribbon with the amount saved on discounted items
• A compare option
• A soft Add to cart button
• Compact cards on phones that are quick to scroll

Product pages for careful buyers

• Specifications grouped in a tidy two-column table, which is easier to scan than one long paragraph
• Warranty and EMI details on the page, next to compare
• Reviews in a fold, with a popup inviting the first review
• A Compare page where a customer sets two laptops or two monitors side by side
• Wishlist and back-in-stock alerts

Cart, checkout and tracking

• One-page checkout that ends with an Order placed popup
• Payment by bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz, cash on delivery or manual payment
• A Track Order page so buyers check a parcel
• Coupons and invoices

Back-end and dashboard options

Theme Options

Everything lives under Gonok, then Theme Options. Start with Homepage layout, then use each block's own settings.

• Homepage layout: switch blocks on or off and set their order
• Colours: six palettes named Indigo and amber, Ocean, Emerald, Graphite, Violet and Crimson, or set each colour yourself
• Typography: four font pairs: Lexend with Inter, Roboto, Sora with Inter, and Poppins with Inter
• Style tabs: product cards, header and menu, product page and footer

A settings search finds any option fast. Export and import move your settings to another site, reset starts over and a sticky save bar stays on screen. The Live Customizer is there as well.

Shop dashboard (Themeve Commerce)

All store tools sit under one Shop menu.

• Sales overview: today's sales, the last seven days, the month so far, orders waiting and a two-week chart
• Orders: a status for each order, a printable invoice and a payments box for advances, dues and refunds
• Incomplete orders: buyers who started checkout and left, worth a call when a full build is in the cart
• Products: a full-page editor with options such as memory size or colour, each with its own price, stock, SKU and photo
• Attributes: shared product attributes that help buyers filter by spec
• Categories, brands and tags: separate menus
• Payments: cash on delivery, bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz and manual Send Money with a transaction ID. Cash on delivery can ask for an advance
• Delivery and couriers: a charge per district, Steadfast and Pathao from the order screen, and a view of the cash on delivery money couriers owe you
• Accounts: sign in by password, phone code, Google or Facebook
• Alerts: new-order alerts by email, Telegram or WhatsApp, SMS to customers and OTP checks
• Marketing: Facebook Pixel with the Conversion API, Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager and product feeds
• SEO: descriptions, sharing previews and product rich result data
• Reports: transactions and a customer list grouped as new, repeat, VIP, inactive or risky

Optional modules

Switch on only what you use, from one screen.

• Offers, which are on in the demo
• Pre-orders for new graphics cards and launches
• Delivery date and time slots
• Bulk orders and corporate quotes, handy for offices buying ten laptops
• Reseller and wholesale prices for other shops and technicians
• Flash sales, bundle offers, upsell and cross-sell
• Loyalty points with refer a friend
• Recently viewed products and back-in-stock alerts
• Exchange and returns for warranty claims
• Store locations for your showrooms
• Sales and signup popups, an affiliate programme and a marketplace module

How this gadget website template helps you sell

A computer buyer often asks the same questions: does this board fit that processor, what is the warranty, can I pay in instalments. The spec table, warranty and EMI lines and the compare page answer most of them before the phone rings.

The PC Builder helps with bigger baskets. A customer who starts with a processor is walked through the other five slots and sees what a complete build costs. Your staff can also use it to prepare a quote.

The amber flash sale suits clearance of older stock. Seven product rows let you give the front page to what moves fastest this month. For companies that buy in numbers, the bulk order module and invoices are practical.

Gonok also works as a gadget website template for mixed shops. Give one row to monitors, one to routers and one to printers, and keep the PC Builder link in the header for the people who want it.

Using it for more than a computer shop

Because the slots in the PC Builder read from your own categories, the idea stretches. A shop that sells home theatre parts can name its categories for screen, speaker and cable. A CCTV dealer can use the same page for camera, recorder and disk. A gadget website template with a builder gives your customer a path, and a path is what turns a browser into a buyer.

• Name your categories to match the parts you sell
• Keep specs short and the same across products, so cards look even
• Add warranty and EMI wording once, and reuse it on every product
• Use the wide banners for finance offers, trade-in deals or free delivery

Staff will like the daily side too. The sales overview shows what came in today, and the order screen puts invoice, payment and courier in one place.

Set up in six steps

1. Upload the theme zip in Appearance, then Themes, and activate it.
2. Open Gonok, then Setup, and install Themeve Commerce with one click.
3. Activate your licence so that updates reach your dashboard.
4. Run the one-click demo import.
5. Pick a palette and font pair, and add your logo.
6. Replace the sample products with your own, then set payments and couriers under Shop.

The demo loads a full computer and IT store with 45 products from eight invented brands: gaming and brand PCs, laptops, processors, motherboards, RAM, SSDs, graphics cards, monitors, keyboards, mice, routers, UPS and printers. Pages include Payment and EMI, Warranty Policy, Delivery Information, Tech Guides, Compare, Track Order and Wishlist. All names and pictures are samples.

Why choose it over a plain template

A plain computer store website template gives you a design. You still have to build the cart, the payments, the courier link and the way people choose parts. Gonok arrives with all of them.

• PC Builder with live total and add-all button
• Spec-first cards and two-column spec tables
• One bundled shop engine, with local payments and couriers
• 15 homepage blocks you can move without a page builder
• Fully responsive layout

It needs WordPress 6.0 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer, and is tested up to WordPress 7.1.

What is included

• The Gonok theme files
• The Themeve Commerce plugin
• One-click demo content
• Documentation after purchase
• Six months of support
• Updates in your dashboard

Selling a wider mix of electronics and gadgets? Look at Tech Bazer. Running a big multi-category electronics store? Jontro suits it. For a parts-first gadget website template with a builder, Gonok is ready.

You can see Gonok working on the live demo, and browse more ready-made designs in our WordPress themes collection.