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Concept Project·E-commerce

Handmade store

A warm copper-toned e-commerce storefront: collections, product story, and cart flow. Payment and inventory integrations scoped for production rollout.

Technology

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Headless commerce
  • Stripe test mode
  • CMS
Look 07

Commerce

Atelier

01

The Context

For handmade and limited-run products, stock is low and story matters; generic marketplace templates fail to carry the maker brand and product narrative.

  • ▸Connect maker story to purchase
  • ▸Show limited stock and variants clearly
  • ▸Deliver fast mobile cart and checkout experience

02

The Idea

A storefront connecting maker story to purchase.

03

Research

We reviewed collection storytelling on indie brand sites, material/production details on product pages, and trust signals (returns, shipping).

04

Wireframes & flows

Home → collection → product detail → cart → checkout. Account creation optional; guest checkout prioritized.

05

UI & design system

Copper, cream, and charcoal tones; serif display headings; photo-led asymmetric grid. Micro-motion: add-to-cart feedback.

  • · Home: featured collection and maker story
  • · Collection grid: filter and sort
  • · Product detail: gallery, variant, stock notice
  • · Cart: quantity, shipping summary
  • · Checkout: address, payment, order confirmation

06

Development

Product and collection content from CMS; session-based cart; checkout API. Inventory sync planned for production phase.

07

The Result

Collection storefront, product storytelling, and cart flow designed to connect brand experience to purchase.

Collection storefront, product storytelling, and cart flow designed to connect brand experience to purchase.

Technology

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Headless commerce
  • Stripe test mode
  • CMS

Cart edge cases, variant selection, empty cart, payment error states, and mobile checkout steps included in test scenarios.

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