Live demo — for the storefront / cart / checkout / admin request
A full storefront loop: browse, cart, checkout, and the admin side behind it
This is a live, click-through run of the pieces such a rebuild needs to cover: a product catalog, a working cart, a multi-step checkout with a payment step, and an admin view for products and orders — including a digital product that hands over a license key the moment payment clears. Everything below runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
What this run covers
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Storefront with stock-aware product cards, digital and physical items side by side
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Cart with live quantities and totals, carried through checkout
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Checkout: shipping details → payment method → review → place order
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Admin: manage the catalog and see every order, including fulfillment status
Try it: add items, check out, then look at it from the admin side
Fictional catalog, fictional prices — the same catalog structure and cart logic would run against your real product data.
Subtotal$0.00
Shipping$0.00
Tax (estimated)$0.00
Total$0.00
How this maps onto the real task
Catalog and stock: product cards read stock live; an item selling out disables "Add to cart" instead of overselling — same rule an admin-managed catalog needs.
Cart state survives navigation: quantities and totals stay correct across storefront, cart and checkout, the same way a session or account cart would.
Checkout matches a real payment flow: shipping details, a payment method choice (card via Stripe, or PayPal), a review step before charging, then a confirmation — the shape your payment processor's SDK expects, with a mock charge standing in for the real API call.
Digital delivery is instant and tied to payment: the license key and download link only appear after the mock payment succeeds — the same trigger point a real webhook from Stripe/PayPal would fire on.
Admin closes the loop: every order placed above shows up in Admin → Orders immediately, and stock edited in Admin → Products is reflected back on the storefront.
Want this wired to your real store and payment processor?
Send over your product data and which processor you're on — Stripe, PayPal, or both — and this same cart/checkout/admin shape gets built against your real backend instead of demo data.