How to make a one-page woocommerce store (service order with different options)?

Question

WordPress

Hello. I need expert advice.
I will try to briefly describe the problem so that the essence of the issues is clear.
There is a business card site on WP. On it you need to implement a page with ordering services. There is only one service, but it has different options. There is also a shopping cart where you can add a service with different options selected. I am attaching a prototype order page. It was decided to implement it on Woocommerce. in the future, all requests from users will need to be processed inside the admin panel through CRM, a plugin for wokomers already exists for this. Moreover, the deadlines are tight, there is no time to cut some kind of functionality from scratch ...
An approximate algorithm:
Service refers to one product. The product has its own options. The user visits the page. Initially, the cart is empty. The user selects the product options - color, style and clicks on the "Add another item to the cart" button - the product with the selected options is added to the cart and the form is reset so that one more product with other options can be added. After the user adds the desired items to the basket, he enters his contact details and clicks the "Submit Request" button, which receives a message about the successful submission. A new order arrives in the woocommerce plugin admin panel.
Now the questions are:
1) Is it possible to implement such a "little blood" on woocommerce? How about?
2) Is there any plugin for woocommerce that will help implement this idea?
3) What are the alternatives? (WP only)
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

Answer 1

Woo has a variety of products. You just need to make pictures for attributes with any plugin. The contents of the cart can be displayed by a function woocommerce_mini_cart()- it is also used in the built-in Woo widget. Well, do all this in the product card template. How to override built-in templates in Woo is written in the templates themselves. Well, somehow put a quick checkout into the card. Again, see one-click purchase plugins or something similar.

Answer 2

For a microsite, I would remove Woo and install Gravity Forms, on which I would quickly collect the necessary spreading form with prices and the necessary interface. Then paste it with a shortcode.
And WC is an overkill in this case