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Olivia Crochet — handmade e-commerce

By Freelance web developer & AI integrator

Olivia Crochet — handmade e-commerce
Next.jsSupabaseTailwind CSS

Problem

A crochet maker was selling only through social media: no browsable catalogue, orders taken in private messages and tracking kept in her head.

Solution

A Next.js storefront backed by Supabase, with product, order and customer management, plus an admin interface so the maker stays autonomous without touching code.

Outcome

A working online shop run end to end by the maker, with a catalogue finally browsable outside social networks.

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