Full-Stack E-Commerce Web App
Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted4 hours ago
I am ready to kick-off the build of a production-ready e-commerce web application and I’m looking for a developer who can take it from architecture through deployment. The core of the project is a full-stack solution—MongoDB, Express, React, and Node.js are my preferred tools, though I’m open to pragmatic use of SQL where it improves performance or reporting.
Primary purpose
• An online store that handles browsing, purchasing, and order management with the polish users now expect.
Must-have functionality
• Secure user authentication (registration, login, password reset).
• A persistent shopping cart that works for both guests and logged-in users.
• Seamless payment-gateway integration (Stripe or Razorpay are my first choices, but I will consider alternatives if you can justify them).
Technical expectations
• Clean, component-based React front-end with responsive design—plain CSS or a lightweight framework like Tailwind is fine as long as it remains maintainable.
• RESTful (or GraphQL if you prefer) API layer in Express/Node that cleanly separates concerns and is fully documented.
• Well-structured database schema with indexing strategies that keep catalog and checkout flows fast even under load.
• Git version control with clear commit messages and a short README explaining local setup, environment variables, and deployment steps.
• Deployed demo on a cloud platform (Render, Vercel, or AWS) so I can test the flow end-to-end.
Nice-to-have (not mandatory)
Real-time inventory updates, basic analytics dashboards, or an admin portal—if you have reusable modules for these, let’s discuss.
Acceptance criteria
1. I can create an account, log in, browse products, add them to the cart, and complete a test payment.
2. All critical paths are covered by automated tests.
3. Lighthouse scores stay in the green for performance and accessibility on desktop and mobile.
4. Code passes a quick review against standard ESLint/Prettier rules.
If this lines up with your skill set and you have recent MERN or full-stack e-commerce examples, message me with a short description of your most relevant project and a timeline estimate.
Primary purpose
• An online store that handles browsing, purchasing, and order management with the polish users now expect.
Must-have functionality
• Secure user authentication (registration, login, password reset).
• A persistent shopping cart that works for both guests and logged-in users.
• Seamless payment-gateway integration (Stripe or Razorpay are my first choices, but I will consider alternatives if you can justify them).
Technical expectations
• Clean, component-based React front-end with responsive design—plain CSS or a lightweight framework like Tailwind is fine as long as it remains maintainable.
• RESTful (or GraphQL if you prefer) API layer in Express/Node that cleanly separates concerns and is fully documented.
• Well-structured database schema with indexing strategies that keep catalog and checkout flows fast even under load.
• Git version control with clear commit messages and a short README explaining local setup, environment variables, and deployment steps.
• Deployed demo on a cloud platform (Render, Vercel, or AWS) so I can test the flow end-to-end.
Nice-to-have (not mandatory)
Real-time inventory updates, basic analytics dashboards, or an admin portal—if you have reusable modules for these, let’s discuss.
Acceptance criteria
1. I can create an account, log in, browse products, add them to the cart, and complete a test payment.
2. All critical paths are covered by automated tests.
3. Lighthouse scores stay in the green for performance and accessibility on desktop and mobile.
4. Code passes a quick review against standard ESLint/Prettier rules.
If this lines up with your skill set and you have recent MERN or full-stack e-commerce examples, message me with a short description of your most relevant project and a timeline estimate.
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