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Building a real e-commerce system for ADHYEY BROTHERS™
I’ve been developing and improving ADHYEY BROTHERS as a production e-commerce project rather than a design-only portfolio piece.
The project combines a responsive storefront with product variants, catalog filtering, cart and checkout flows, inventory and order workflows, shipping/payment logic, GST invoicing, admin operations and SEO-focused pages.
Stack: Next.js • React • TypeScript • Supabase • PostgreSQL • Vercel
The most valuable part of this project has been solving the operational side of e-commerce: connecting what the customer sees with what the business needs to manage behind the scenes.
Live project: View ADHYEY BROTHERS
Skills for Contra: Next.js, React, TypeScript, Supabase, PostgreSQL, E-commerce Development, Web Development, SEO.
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Women’s Ethnic Wear, Dhoti Choli & Girls Fashion Online | ADHYEY BROTHERS
Shop women’s ethnic wear, Dhoti Choli, Lehenga Choli, festive styles and girls fashion online at ADHYEY BROTHERS with Pan India delivery.
This is a great example of treating commerce as an operational product, not just a storefront. The way the catalog, checkout, GST invoicing, and admin workflows connect feels especially solid.
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