React + Python E-Commerce App
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I’m ready to kick-off a green-field build of an e-commerce platform that runs seamlessly on the web and on mobile. The front end will be React-based—web in React (or Next.js) and mobile in React Native—while the back end will be Python, ideally with Django or FastAPI.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Architect the full stack, set up the repos, and choose the right libraries and packages.
• Build secure user authentication, profile management, and a role-based admin area.
• Implement core e-commerce flows—product catalog, cart, checkout, payment gateway integration, order tracking, and email/SMS notifications.
• Expose a clean REST or GraphQL API so the web and mobile clients stay in sync.
• Incorporate AI-ready hooks (e.g., recommendation or dynamic pricing endpoints) that we can extend later.
• Cover the basics of testing, CI/CD, and deployment so the first release is production ready.
I’ll provide wireframes, branding assets, and any third-party keys (payments, emails, analytics). You’ll keep the code well-documented and push frequent commits so we can review progress together.
If you’ve shipped React + Python products before—especially with e-commerce or AI components—let’s talk and get this launched.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Architect the full stack, set up the repos, and choose the right libraries and packages.
• Build secure user authentication, profile management, and a role-based admin area.
• Implement core e-commerce flows—product catalog, cart, checkout, payment gateway integration, order tracking, and email/SMS notifications.
• Expose a clean REST or GraphQL API so the web and mobile clients stay in sync.
• Incorporate AI-ready hooks (e.g., recommendation or dynamic pricing endpoints) that we can extend later.
• Cover the basics of testing, CI/CD, and deployment so the first release is production ready.
I’ll provide wireframes, branding assets, and any third-party keys (payments, emails, analytics). You’ll keep the code well-documented and push frequent commits so we can review progress together.
If you’ve shipped React + Python products before—especially with e-commerce or AI components—let’s talk and get this launched.