Next.js E-commerce Site Build
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I already have the full UI/UX design and brand assets finished—I now need a developer who can turn those files into a production-ready e-commerce site built with Next.js. The store must include a seamless shopping cart, visible product reviews, and a secure payment gateway connection.
You’ll receive layered design files (Figma) plus a style guide. I’m looking for pixel-perfect implementation, quick page loads, and clean, well-commented code that I can maintain long term. Please work in a current Next.js version, keep SEO in mind, and follow common accessibility guidelines.
Deliverables
• Complete Next.js codebase matching every design screen, fully responsive
• Functional shopping cart with add/remove, quantity updates, and session persistence
• Product review system (rating display and submission)
• Payment gateway integration (Stripe test & live modes, webhook handling)
• README with local setup, build, and Vercel deployment instructions
I’ll be available to clarify design nuances and handle product data entry—your focus is the build. Let me know if you foresee any blockers or prefer alternative tooling, and please share links to similar work you’ve shipped.
You’ll receive layered design files (Figma) plus a style guide. I’m looking for pixel-perfect implementation, quick page loads, and clean, well-commented code that I can maintain long term. Please work in a current Next.js version, keep SEO in mind, and follow common accessibility guidelines.
Deliverables
• Complete Next.js codebase matching every design screen, fully responsive
• Functional shopping cart with add/remove, quantity updates, and session persistence
• Product review system (rating display and submission)
• Payment gateway integration (Stripe test & live modes, webhook handling)
• README with local setup, build, and Vercel deployment instructions
I’ll be available to clarify design nuances and handle product data entry—your focus is the build. Let me know if you foresee any blockers or prefer alternative tooling, and please share links to similar work you’ve shipped.