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Working on a shopify website for a pastries business. The goal is to make the ordering process seamless for users
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9,400+ products. How do you make that feel easy to browse?
Kampeerwinkel Roermond sells camping, outdoor and winter sports gear across 14 departments, in Dutch, English and German.
→ The All Categories menu shows every department as an icon card with its product count
→ Hover a department and its sub-categories open right there
→ Predictive search in the header suggests collections and products as you type
Built on Shopify for kampeerwinkelroermond.nl, with a 2.2 s real-user LCP on mobile.
Menu first or search first: how do you shop a big store?
Heel mooi uitgewerkt!
Another creative project for Cotton Bliss! 🤍✨
A website designed to reflect the brand's identity while creating a smooth, clean and engaging shopping experience.
From visual direction and layout planning to presenting products in a way that connects with customers, every detail matters when building a brand's digital presence.
A website is more than just a storefront — it's part of the brand experience.
Loved bringing this project to life!
Follow me on Contra for more creative projects, design work and updates. 🚀
a second project for cotton bliss is nice to see. how did they find you in the first place
A duplicate webhook should not change inventory twice.
Commerce Sync is my multi-store Shopify integration example. Product changes move between storefronts, and inventory updates make their way back to the parent store.
The part I care about is what happens when something fails. PostgreSQL catches duplicate deliveries, pg-boss keeps jobs durable, and separate workers handle throttling and retries. Partial syncs have a rollback path.
I put the architecture and implementation decisions in the case study below. Client details are removed, and the render is a concept illustration.
I am taking on Shopify app integrations and backend maintenance, remotely from India, up to 20 hours a week.
