Built for a real business, not just as a demo. I recently completed a full-stack e-commerce platf...

Built for a real business, not just as a demo. I recently completed a full-stack e-commerce platf...Built for a real business, not just as a demo. I recently completed a full-stack e-commerce platf...

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Mahendra Patel

• Sep 1

Built for a real business, not just as a demo.

I recently completed a full-stack e-commerce platform for ADHYEY BROTHERS, designed to support both the customer shopping experience and day-to-day business operations.

The platform includes:

• Responsive e-commerce storefront • Product catalog and category system • Cart and checkout workflows • Admin dashboard • Inventory and order management • Shipping and PIN-code serviceability • API integrations • GA4 analytics and conversion tracking • Technical SEO and structured data • Performance optimisation and production deployment

Built with Next.js, TypeScript, Supabase, PostgreSQL, Tailwind CSS and Vercel.

What I enjoyed most about this project was turning real business requirements into a complete working system — from storefront to backend operations.

Live project: https://www.adhyeybrothers.in/

Available for freelance e-commerce and full-stack web development projects.😍

Completed work

Web Development Supabase Tailwind CSS Vercel fullstackdevelopment nextjs eCommerce Management Full Stack Development

Shuvo Ahmmed

• Nov 8

Design Exploration!

SHUTO - A Traditional Saree Website

Check out my new template - https://framer.link/ko3JZYj

Completed work

Framer Figma Pinterest Framer Website Design Web Design Web Development

Dim Pixidimworld

• Nov 8

Great showcase this is very amazing

Roman Avshalumov

max

• Nov 7

AI can build your website. It cannot understand who you are, how you are different and how to explain that to people through a website.

Web Development Web Design Brand Design

Vansita Addanki

pro

• Nov 8

A clear story takes judgment.

AlSira Technologies

• Nov 8

Paid social graphics that grab attention fast.

We designed a set of graphics for the paid social campaigns of Melvic Autocare, a Japanese and European auto specialist in Ravenhall, Victoria. They needed eye-catching tiles that stay true to their signature red and blue gradient brand style.

What we designed

1. A series of tiles for paid social campaigns that are visually striking and on-brand

2. Clear promotion of their most in-demand services, from Full Engine Service to Aircon Recharge and Re-gas ahead of summer

3. Designs built around their reputation as a Japanese and European auto specialist

4. A spotlight on their 30% promotional offer, with strong visuals and a clear call to action

5. One red and blue gradient style across every tile, so the set feels modern and consistent

The result is a set of modern, on-brand designs built to grab attention quickly online and show off the quality of their services.

The full case study is on our profile.

What makes someone stop scrolling when they see your ad?

Completed work

automotive automotivedesign automotivewebsite Web Design Web Development WordPress

Ivan Shtefan

pro

• Nov 8

For me it's a clear price in a bold badge plus one offer line. Your $149 badge on the engine service tile does that well, and the red and blue gradient keeps the whole set consistent.