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Most online stores look the same.
So I built one that doesn't. šā”
Meet STRADA ā a sneaker brand that doesn't exist, with a store that feels like a real product launch.
Here's what happens when you open it:
š„ A 3D wall of sneakers scrolls in the hero
š±ļø Hover a shoe ā the wall freezes and "Quick Add" appears
š Scroll down ā the wall straightens and flows into the next section
š Add to bag ā the shoe literally flies into your cart
š A progress bar shows how close you are to free shipping
š Finish checkout ā confetti
Behind it: filters, product pages, wishlist, promo codes and a 3-step checkout. Every part works.
Built with React, Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion and Zustand.
Be honest: would you buy from this store? Tell me in the comments š
#ReactJS #WebDevelopment #Frontend #UIUX #Ecommerce
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