A production-grade streetwear e-commerce storefront — editorial design, slide-out cart, wishlist, live search, quick view and a multi-step Midtrans checkout, bilingual ID/EN, built on Next.js 14 and the edge.
The live product on desktop, tablet and phone.
Most "e-commerce templates" look the part until you try to buy something — the cart is clunky, search is a page reload, checkout is a single overwhelming form, and none of it is built for the way Indonesians actually pay. I wanted to build a storefront that feels like a real, opinionated brand and behaves like a real shop end to end.
LUXAFOIR is a premium streetwear storefront with an editorial black-and-white design and a full commerce experience: a slide-out cart, wishlist, quick view, real-time search, infinite scroll and a multi-step checkout wired to Midtrans — the whole interface bilingual (ID/EN). It's built on Next.js 14 (App Router with React Server Components) and TypeScript, styled with Tailwind and Framer Motion, with Prisma + Supabase behind it and Resend for order email.
It's engineered to run anywhere with zero setup: the whole app degrades gracefully to mock data with no environment keys, so payments simulate success and the catalogue still works — then you wire real services by filling in .env. The live demo runs on the Cloudflare edge.
A live, production-grade storefront demo at luxafoir.ksatriabintangsamudra.com — a coherent brand experience with the full commerce flow (browse → cart → checkout), bilingual and payment-ready. It's the clearest showcase of my product-and-design side: a shop that looks like a brand, not a template. The public demo runs on seeded mock data with simulated Midtrans payments — no real orders or customer data involved.
