A production-style commerce stack with modern checkout workflows

Ecomm Stack combines a Next.js storefront with a Medusa backend to model realistic product, cart, and order lifecycles.

The project focuses on operationally useful commerce behavior including variant handling, cart persistence, shipping steps, and payment integration.

Commerce builds need realistic end-to-end behavior

Simple catalog demos often skip critical transaction paths like variant inventory, shipping selection, and payment handling.

The goal was to build a practical architecture where core shopping interactions are represented as real flows instead of static pages.

Designed around dynamic bundle systems

The main design challenge was creating dynamic bundle product images that don't rely on manual updates.

The solution was a composable image system where admins can upload product images and specify areas for those variants to sit within the bundle image, setting up templates to map that to the final image

Server-rendered storefront with commerce workflows

The architecture uses Next.js App Router and Medusa APIs to separate presentation from domain operations such as cart mutation and order finalization.

Project learnings

Ecomm Stack improved how I design full purchase funnels where frontend usability and backend consistency must align.