Full-Stack Furniture E-commerce Platform with Django & Nuxt.js

Full-Stack Furniture E-commerce Platform with Django & Nuxt.jsFull-Stack Furniture E-commerce Platform with Django & Nuxt.js

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Md Samsuzzoha

• Jun 17

🪑 FurniChair — Modern E-commerce Platform

Video Preview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IY_CffKEuOU&t=14s

FurniChair is a full-stack furniture e-commerce platform built with Django (backend) and Nuxt.js (frontend). It is designed to deliver a fast, scalable, and production-ready online shopping experience.

🚀 Overview

This project is a complete e-commerce system that goes beyond a basic store. It includes everything needed to run and manage a real online furniture business.

Customers get a smooth shopping experience, while admins get full control over products, orders, and store management.

🛍️ Key Features

Product browsing with search & filters

Real-time cart system

Clean, fast, SEO-friendly UI

JWT authentication (secure login system)

Password reset & protected sessions

Admin dashboard for product & category management

Image optimization with Cloudinary

Automated file cleanup on delete

Pagination & lazy loading for performance

💳 Payments

Integrated real-world payment gateways:

SSLCommerz

bKash

Ready for production use in local and global markets.

⚙️ Tech Stack

Backend: Django + Django REST Framework

Frontend: Nuxt.js (Vue 3)

Database: SQLite (dev), PostgreSQL (prod-ready)

Auth: JWT (access + refresh tokens)

Storage: Cloudinary

DevOps: Docker + Nginx

🎯 Why This Project Matters

FurniChair is built with real-world architecture in mind:

Scalable backend API design

Secure authentication system

Optimized frontend performance

Production-ready deployment setup

Real payment integration

👨‍💻 Summary

FurniChair is not just a demo — it is a production-ready e-commerce foundation that can be extended for real businesses.

Completed work

Full Stack Development Nuxt.js Backend Development Web Development Django Django REST framework

lotfi harbaoui

• Jun 14

Naqsh (نقش) is a living mosaic wall the world builds together. Place a ceramic tile on an authentic 8-fold Islamic geometry grid, and watch it appear in real time on every visitor's screen then rise into a 3D courtyard with ambient oud and a craftsman's voice.

Every tile is permanent. The wall remembers every hand that touched it. Built solo in Tunis.

How it was built: I wrote the zellige geometry as pure mathematics and injected it into Figma Make, wired Supabase realtime for live multiplayer, and used Three.js for procedural 3D extrusion + ElevenLabs for the audio layer.

Stack: Figma Make · Supabase Realtime · Three.js · ElevenLabs · Framer Motion

Try it live: https://kinder-invite-70374850.figma.site/

Completed work

configmakeathon Figma Figma Make UI Design UX Design Web Development Supabase

Mcnove Pineda

pro

• Jun 15

Love the visual direction here. The attention to detail really stands out.

Tehreem Aamna

• Jun 14

A week ago, I asked myself a simple question:

How do you actually train your design eye?

As a Webflow & Framer developer, I spend a lot of time implementing design decisions. But I became curious about the thinking behind those decisions and whether my own instincts aligned with experienced designers.

So I built EyeCheck.

A design perception experiment that explores typography, spacing, hierarchy, color, imagery, and visual judgment through a series of challenges.

What surprised me most while building it wasn't which answers people chose.

It was how often they disagreed.

Some decisions reached overwhelming consensus.

Others split almost perfectly down the middle.

And those conversations ended up being far more interesting than finding a "correct" answer.

Built for the #ConfigMakeathon using Figma.

I'd love to know:

Which question challenged your instincts the most?

🔗https://eye-check.figma.site/

#ConfigMakeathon #Figma #ProductDesign #WebDesign #UXDesign #DesignSystems

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Abu Aasif Ansari

• Jun 14

How often they disagreed' — that's the real insight. Design perception is rarely black and white. Brilliant experiment!

Adeola ALI

• Jun 14

ALISSON — Streetwear E-Commerce Design (Shopify-Ready UI/UX) Built a bold, conversion-focused storefront for ALISSON using framer and claude Ai, a streetwear and sneaker brand, blending editorial-style imagery with a clean, mobile-first shopping experience designed to drive impulse purchases and brand loyalty.

Highlights:

Full-bleed split-hero with high-impact lifestyle photography and a clear "Shop Now" CTA. A "Featured Product" grid built for fast scanning, with discount badges and pricing front and center. Bold, editorial typography that leans into the streetwear aesthetic while keeping navigation frictionless. Fully responsive and ready for Shopify, WooCommerce, or custom builds.

Available for: e-commerce builds, landing pages, Shopify theme customization, UI/UX design, and brand identity for fashion and lifestyle brands.

Framer Website Design Framer Shopify Development websitedesign Web Design Claude Framer

Asmar Hasan

pro

• Jun 17

Strong streetwear energy, the split-hero does a lot of work here. On a featured grid like this with discount badges I'd reserve the image aspect ratio so it doesn't shift on load, keeps mobile CLS clean. Are you handing this to a dev or doing the Shopify build yourself?