Case study
Making one product page do the shopping decision without a fake checkout
Sneakers
Version 1
Stack
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind
- Drizzle
Summary
The product-page challenge kept gallery, size, quantity, and cart continuity while refusing to imply that a real order can be placed.
Result
The public Vercel host lets someone understand the item, choose size and quantity, and add it, with the prototype boundary visible.
Lesson
A product page is complete when the choice is obvious and the missing checkout is named, not when extra chrome pretends the shop is live.