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BuddyChoice

Full-stack e-commerce platform built for BuddyChoice — our first client. It pairs a conversion-focused storefront with a custom admin panel and real-time order tracking for customers.

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  • React
  • Node.js
  • Express
  • MongoDB

Challenge

BuddyChoice needed to bring their business online with a store that could showcase their products, handle orders end to end, and give customers clear visibility into their order status — all without depending on a large technical team for day-to-day operations.

Solution

We designed and delivered a complete MERN-stack e-commerce platform: a responsive storefront with product catalog, cart, and checkout; a custom admin panel where the BuddyChoice team manages products, inventory, and orders; and a customer order-tracking experience that follows each purchase from confirmation to delivery.

Technology

The front end is built with React, backed by REST APIs written in Node.js and Express, with MongoDB as the data layer. Authentication uses JSON Web Tokens with role-based access control, keeping the storefront and admin panel cleanly separated while sharing one backend.

Architecture

A component-based React front end communicates with an Express REST API over HTTPS. MongoDB stores products, users, and orders. Admin-only routes are guarded by role checks on the server, and every order status transition is recorded server-side so customers always see a single source of truth when tracking an order.

Implementation

We delivered the platform iteratively with regular client feedback: first the storefront and checkout flow, then the admin panel, then order tracking. The system was tested against BuddyChoice's real catalog before launch and is now live in production at buddys-choice.pages.dev.

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