Full-Stack Java E-Commerce Build
Budget: ₹100 – ₹400 INR
I’m ready to turn an e-commerce concept into a production-ready site and need a developer who can take full ownership of both the application and its automated test suite.
The stack is Java on the backend and a responsive HTML / CSS / JavaScript front end. Core functionality must cover user registration and profile management, a persistent shopping cart, and a fully operational payment gateway that can run in both sandbox and live modes. Clear, maintainable code is essential—think clean architecture, helpful comments, and straightforward configuration files.
Robust automation is equally important. I use Selenium with TestNG and the Page Object Model, so I want every critical flow (sign-up, add-to-cart, checkout) to ship with repeatable browser tests that slot straight into CI.
Deliverables
• Complete source code for the e-commerce web application
• Selenium + TestNG test suite following POM conventions
• Setup, build, and deployment instructions (readme or wiki)
• Brief hand-off session or recorded walk-through
If you’ve built Java-based stores before or have solid examples of Selenium coverage for complex user journeys, share a link and outline how you handled security and payment integration. Let’s build something reliable together.
The stack is Java on the backend and a responsive HTML / CSS / JavaScript front end. Core functionality must cover user registration and profile management, a persistent shopping cart, and a fully operational payment gateway that can run in both sandbox and live modes. Clear, maintainable code is essential—think clean architecture, helpful comments, and straightforward configuration files.
Robust automation is equally important. I use Selenium with TestNG and the Page Object Model, so I want every critical flow (sign-up, add-to-cart, checkout) to ship with repeatable browser tests that slot straight into CI.
Deliverables
• Complete source code for the e-commerce web application
• Selenium + TestNG test suite following POM conventions
• Setup, build, and deployment instructions (readme or wiki)
• Brief hand-off session or recorded walk-through
If you’ve built Java-based stores before or have solid examples of Selenium coverage for complex user journeys, share a link and outline how you handled security and payment integration. Let’s build something reliable together.