Academic / E-Commerce
Homies
An academic furniture e-commerce project focused on frontend product and checkout flows.
- Role
- Frontend contribution
- Status
- Academic group project
- Stack
- HTML · CSS · JavaScript
- Provenance
- Academic group project · frontend-focused contribution
Homies was a school group project built around a furniture-shopping concept. My contribution was frontend-focused, including product cards, categories, cart flow, checkout UI, login/register surfaces, search and filtering, responsive layout, and local client-side state.
00 / System
How the work connects.
- 01Browse→
- 02Categories→
- 03Search→
- 04Cart→
- 05Checkout→
- 06Account UI→
- 07Responsive layout
The project belongs in the archive as early collaborative frontend work.
Homies is not presented as a production commerce platform or solo commercial product. Its value is showing the frontend and interaction fundamentals that preceded the newer software systems.
The work covered the customer-facing path from browsing to checkout.
Product presentation, category browsing, search and filtering, cart state, checkout UI, login/register surfaces, responsive behavior, and local-storage-backed client behavior formed the main frontend contribution.
Earlier interface work now sits behind more structured product and system thinking.
Homies provides context for the progression from academic frontend work into newer product, platform, tooling, and business-software systems.
Media / Selected Evidence
Evidence from the work.
The strongest project surfaces, system artifacts, QA output, and technical evidence stay curated here.
Original Homies furniture e-commerce homepage.
Original product-card and category browsing work.
Search, filtering, and browsing states from the academic project.
Original cart and checkout UI contribution.
Login/register or responsive frontend evidence.
A wider final view that keeps the academic group-project context explicit.