Digital Commerce Platform

A demonstration project exploring how a modern commerce experience comes together: product catalog, filtering, cart, checkout, and post-purchase order tracking — composed from small, well-typed modules rather than a monolith.

Generic commerce templates tend to hard-code assumptions — rigid catalogs, brittle checkout flows, and styling that fights the brand.

The goal for this internal demo was a commerce foundation that stays flexible: content-driven catalog structures, a checkout that degrades gracefully, and an admin-friendly data layer.

We modeled the storefront around explicit domain types — products, variants, carts, orders — and built each surface against them. Server components handle catalog rendering; a typed cart module owns mutations; the checkout is a linear, validated flow with clear error and empty states.

• 01

  Catalog architecture

  Content-driven products with variants, collections, and filtering.
• 02

  Cart & checkout

  A typed, validated checkout flow with clear empty and error states.
• 03

  Order management

  Order history and status surfaces backed by a relational schema.
• 04

  Performance-first rendering

  Static catalog shells with streamed dynamic pricing and availability.

• Next.js
• TypeScript
• Tailwind CSS
• PostgreSQL
• Prisma