Full-stack Software · E-commerce
A storefront and the operations console behind it: browse and buy from a product catalogue, then manage the resulting orders, stock levels and sales from the admin side.
Runs in your browser with fictional sample data.
01The business problem
Growing retailers often run the shop front, order handling and stock in separate tools. Orders are updated by hand, stock counts drift, and nobody has a clear view of what's selling until the end of the month.
02The proposed solution
One application with two faces. Customers search, filter and buy; each order flows straight into an admin console where the team moves it through fulfilment, watches inventory update and sees sales at a glance.
Sample organisation in the demo: Ardent & Pine (fictional).
03Key features
Search, category filters, price sorting and an in-stock toggle across a realistic catalogue.
Variants, stock availability and quantity selection in a focused detail view.
Add, update and remove items with live totals. Checkout places a demo order — no payment is taken.
Orders listed by status and moved through processing, shipping and delivery.
Stock levels update as orders are placed, with low-stock warnings and manual adjustments.
Revenue, orders, average order value and top products, recalculated as orders come in.
04Technical approach
The production stack we would propose. The demo itself is built with Next.js, React and TypeScript and runs entirely in the browser.
Storefront and admin share one store (products, inventory, orders). Placing an order reserves stock and creates the order in one action, the way a transactional backend would.
Products and the initial orders are prepared sample data held in memory for the session. No payment details are collected and nothing leaves your browser.
A typed API over PostgreSQL with transactional stock reservation, a payment provider integration with webhooks, role-based admin access and a CMS for product content.
The demo is a working front end over prepared sample data. It is not connected to a live AI model or a production backend, and it doesn't collect any information.
Launch live demoKriyexa Commerce is a concept project built by Kriyexa to demonstrate capability, not a client engagement.
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