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EZEKIEL TECH, E-commerce Store Concept
What if shopping for technology felt as good as using it?
I designed EZEKIEL, a modern tech-store concept focused on clean visuals, responsive design, and a smooth shopping experience.
Modern e-commerce UI
Responsive design
Interactive product browsing and shopping cart
Built with HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Take a look at the live demo
https://ezekiel-tech.netlify.app
Need a modern e-commerce website for your brand? This is the kind of experience I can build for your business.
The hero section on the live demo looks really sharp, and the Audio and Wearables category cards are a clean way to organize the catalog. Building this in plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript makes it all the more impressive. Did you hand-roll the cart logic too?
Yes, I built the cart interactions in JavaScript too, including product selection and the demo checkout flow. The payment and order processing backend isn't connected yet. Appreciate you checking it out
With plain JavaScript, where does the cart live: in memory, localStorage, or a server? If the user refreshes the page, does the cart stay the same?
Good question! The cart resets when the page is refreshed, so it doesn't currently save the cart between sessions. It's a front end demo, and persistent storage and backend integration would be the next step.
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