Saif Aslan

A Next.js eCommerce B2C project for a startup that targets Turkish clothing buyers in Morocco. The goal was to repurpose an old project and deliver a solution to the public in a month; meanwhile, another team was building a clean platform from the ground up. We used Next.js, Redux, i18n, and stripe payment as the core frameworks and libraries for this quick project.

I worked alongside the back-end developer to get the idea started and ready for launch in less than a month. I also optimized this web app to work in the web view of the Justyol Android app in React Native.

The website had a successful start and is getting new orders daily, giving peace of mind to the owner and time to the development team.

A B2B multi-vendor eCommerce web app built using Next.js for a startup targeting wholesale buyers and suppliers worldwide.

This project's purpose is to provide a multilingual platform for Turkish wholesale clothing vendors to market their products to wholesale buyers across the globe with a focus on middle-eastern countries.

I worked alongside the back-end developer, the company's CEO, and other stakeholders to build this website from the ground up. I implemented Agile to get the app's basic idea into production as quickly as possible; then, we evolved this web app through time, adjusting and adding new features to complete it while rapidly adapting to any sudden market needs.

The platform successfully provided a reference for the marketing team to refer to the products rather than the social media pages in their adverts or dealing with customers. Having a platform to focus the efforts on allows the client to navigate the website, select products, and pay for them without needing a sales employee involved, which tripled the sales figures. Moreover, the platform is now visible to search crawlers due to Next.js.

A CMS dashboard for kartonah.com's administrators and vendors to monitor statistics and sales, control products, orders, kartonah.com's data and settings, and user data. I worked with stakeholders and the back-end developer to achieve the requirements for every phase.

In this project, React is used as the framework, and the employer also requested to rely on Ant Design for the UI. The dashboard had to be multilingual because many users from different backgrounds are meant to use it, so i18n was implemented.

There were four main roles in this CMS: admins, logistics, vendors, and customers. For this reason, role-based access control had to be implemented as each role had unique permissions.

Within a year, the web app became the company's backbone: The company's staff relies on it to monitor sales, products, customers, katyonah.com settings, and much more.