Retail / Web · 2025
Livira Fashion
Specialty fashion retailer — conversion-focused storefront
A Next.js fashion storefront built for catalog merchandising, fast page loads, and a clean path from arrival to bag.
Next.js
Storefront, not a heavyweight theme
Catalog + bag
Merchandising path shipped
Stripe
Checkout-ready payments
Challenge
A specialty fashion brand needed a storefront that treated photography as the product — not a sluggish theme with generic grids. Cart, wishlist, and merchandising had to feel native to a modern Next.js stack.
Approach
We built a high-contrast catalog in Next.js, React, and Tailwind with image-led product cards, collection navigation, and a checkout-ready bag. Stripe covers payment; the storefront stays static-friendly for speed.
Outcome
A production e-commerce surface the retailer can merchandise without fighting the theme layer — catalog, new arrivals, and cart UX on a single fast web app.
Role: Storefront engineering and UI implementation.
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