Concept demonstrationRestaurant website
Juniper Kitchen
Fictional restaurant brand: filterable menu, mock order cart and validated reservations.
Service 04 / 06
E-commerce
Selling online works best when browsing is fast and the path to purchase is obvious. We design and build storefronts, menus and ordering flows, and integrate them with the payment and fulfilment providers you choose.
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
What is included
A typical engagement
Every project is scoped individually; this is the usual shape of the work.
- Catalogue or menu structure and filtering
- Product and listing pages built for search
- Cart and checkout flow integrated with your payment provider
- Order and enquiry notifications
- Performance and accessibility review of the purchase path
How we approach it
- Map the purchase path first and remove steps that do not earn their place.
- Use an established payment provider rather than handling card data directly.
- Measure page weight on real mobile connections.
A good fit when
- Restaurants and shops adding online ordering
- Brands moving off a slow or restrictive template
- Digital product sellers who need a simple storefront
Not sure it fits?
Describe the problem rather than the solution. We will tell you honestly if a different approach, or a different studio, would serve you better.
Related work
Where we have done this before
Public projects that use the same kind of engineering. Labels show whether each is an in-house product, open source, community work or a concept demo.
In-house productSocial platform
CampusLoop
A student-only campus network gated by college email, accepting the email domains of 1,350+ Indian colleges. Feeds, marketplace, polls and time capsules.
Next step
Have an idea worth building?
Tell us what you are working on. You will hear back from the founder directly, usually with questions before a quote.