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NazerAuto is a bilingual website and management platform for a car workshop that does repairs and sells spare parts. I designed, built and deployed it on my own.
Customers can browse the service catalog, filter by vehicle compatibility, and order and pay online with Stripe. The site runs in English and Dari with a full right-to-left layout, and bilingual email notifications go out for each order.
The workshop manages services, orders and site content from an admin dashboard. Built with React, TypeScript, Redux Toolkit and Tailwind CSS on the frontend, and Node, Express and PostgreSQL on the backend, with two-factor login for accounts.
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I'm experimenting with two responsive designs for mobile bottom navigation and would love to hear your thoughts.
Which approach would you prefer? 👇
A — Multi-row Grid
Navigation items wrap into multiple rows to accommodate smaller screens.
B — Horizontally Scrollable Bar
A single-row navigation bar that users can scroll horizontally to access more options.
Which feels more intuitive, accessible, and user-friendly?
Vote for A or B and let me know why in the comments. I'd love to hear your perspective! 🚀
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Multi-row Grid is more practical I like it great job 🎉🎉🔥🔥