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Traffic doesn’t automatically turn into sales.
One area I’ve been working on recently is improving the mobile buying experience of an e-commerce storefront.
The focus wasn’t adding flashy features. It was removing friction:
• Get products visible sooner
• Reduce unnecessary above-the-fold content
• Fix responsive layout and rating issues
• Simplify product/category navigation
• Improve the path from landing page → product → checkout
This matters especially for stores running Meta or Google Ads, where a large percentage of visitors arrive directly on mobile.
A technically working website can still lose customers because of small UX problems.
My approach is to look at the complete system — storefront, mobile UX, database, product workflows, SEO, integrations, and admin operations — rather than treating the website as just a collection of pages.
Stack: Next.js, React, TypeScript, Supabase, PostgreSQL and Vercel.
If you have an existing e-commerce or business website that needs improvement rather than a complete rebuild, I’m also available for audits, production fixes and ongoing development.
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