Full-stack development
Owned the customer path and the system underneath it.
Live · end-to-end commerce
Banu Beauty
Solo full-stack developer
Banu Beauty needed a real commerce system, not just a polished storefront. I built the customer flow, the Stripe payment path, the PostgreSQL data layer, and the deployment as one connected product — and it's live.
Next.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQLNeonStripeVercel
- Built
- End to end
- Payments
- Stripe checkout
- Data
- Neon + PostgreSQL
- Release
- Vercel
The problem
The store had to feel trustworthy to customers while behaving like a complete system behind the scenes: product data, cart, checkout, orders, and launch ownership.
What I owned
Built the customer experience, wired the Stripe payment flow, structured the Neon-hosted PostgreSQL layer, and owned the Vercel deployment.
The hard parts
- Keeping the storefront calm and conversion-friendly on smaller screens.
- Making product, cart, payment, and order data behave like one connected flow.
- Owning release quality from implementation through production deployment.
The result
Launched a live commerce experience for a real business, with a full checkout path and production deployment.
How it fits together
- 01
Browse
Responsive storefront designed to feel clear and trustworthy.
- 02
Product data
Catalog and order data structured on a real relational layer.
- 03
Cart
Product selection, state, and checkout connected into one path.
- 04
Stripe payment
The live payment flow for customer purchases.
- 05
Orders
Paid transactions mapped into the order system.
- 06
Deploy
Release ownership and production deployment.
Skills it proves
Data modeling
Designed the relational layer for catalog and order behavior.
Release readiness
Handled deployment and production setup, not just implementation.
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