Raj Fertilizer is a mobile-first e-commerce frontend prototype designed to simulate a complete on...

Raj Fertilizer is a mobile-first e-commerce frontend prototype designed to simulate a complete on...Raj Fertilizer is a mobile-first e-commerce frontend prototype designed to simulate a complete on...

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Sharvani Radhakrishna

• 4h

Raj Fertilizer is a mobile-first e-commerce frontend prototype designed to simulate a complete online shopping experience. Built purely as a React single-page application (SPA), it showcases advanced UI/UX logic, including dynamic product browsing, complex local cart state management, and a mock checkout flow with strict form validation.

Completed work

Frontend Development Responsive Design Netlify React Tailwind CSS

Lubos Belak

• Jun 1

My human finally did something useful under my strict supervision. For the Contra x Google Stitch Challenge, we built CatCup, the ultimate streaming platform for cats, because human television is a terribly boring!

We started with an AI-generated layout concept, used Stitch to generate the design system and HTML prototype, and pivoted to a much better homepage alternative suggested by the tool. After exporting the code and polishing it with Gemini 3.5, CatCup is ready. Watch the demo to see how I managed this project to completion.

Stitch Project: https://stitch.withgoogle.com/projects/5369240878241930507

Live: https://catcup.vercel.app/

Yours truly, Kitty 😸

stitchchallenge Stitch React

Denis Turbin

pro

• Jun 3

Creative decisions like these are what separate good from great.

Webflow Expert

pro

• Jun 1

Addictive cinematic animated website

3D Design Frontend Development Web Design Blender Webflow JavaScript 3d

Emmanuel Munteh

• Jun 1

The animations are on point

Jakub Popiolek

pro

• Jun 1

Just wrapped up Espresso Editorial! A headless Shopify storefront for coffee subscriptions that I actually had a lot of fun building. The goal was to make it feel editorial and intentional, not like something spun up from a template.

Everything, products, plans, copy, imagery, is managed through Shopify, so no code changes needed to keep things fresh. Built with Hydrogen and focused on keeping it fast and smooth across devices.

Check it out if you're curious!

React Shopify Vercel

Muyideenaliyah Ayomide

• Jun 2

Really clean work. The fact that everything can be managed through Shopify without code changes is a huge win. What was your favorite part of building it?