07E-commerce · Streetwear
FORM / AFTER
Eight considered pieces and a complete demo shopping flow for an independent streetwear label.
Self-initiated demonstration (live, completed)
- Role
- Design and development: Syed Ahad Haider
- Type
- E-commerce · Streetwear
- Source
- github.com/syedahadhaider/e-commerce-website
- History
- First commit 5 September 2026, last 12 September 2026
Stack
- React 19
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS 4
- shadcn/ui
- Vite

About the project
A storefront for a streetwear label with eight pieces across five categories, built as a compact demonstration. Product discovery runs through category filters and product views, a persistent bag holds the selection, and a demo checkout completes the flow.
The problem it solves
Getting a whole shopping flow into a deliberately small build, and making a component library disappear. shadcn/ui supplies the primitives; every one of them is restyled far enough into the black-and-chalk identity that nothing reads as a default.
Scope and limits
- Deployed as a demonstration: the eight pieces and their prices are self-created content.
- Checkout is a demo — it completes the flow without taking payment or storing an order.
What it does
- Category filters — t-shirts, sweatshirts, outerwear, bottoms, accessories
- Product views for each of the eight pieces
- Persistent bag
- Demo checkout
- Brand story sections
Worth noticing
- 01Bold black-and-chalk identity with a single ember-orange accent
- 02shadcn/ui primitives restyled into the label’s own voice
- 03A complete demo shopping experience in a compact build

Want something like this?
Open the live site, poke at it, then tell me what you have in mind. A two-line brief is enough to start.
This is react & next.js storefronts work — what it covers, what it does not, and how it is quoted.
Related work
- E-commerce · Beauty & cosmeticsShynx Store: React Cart & WishlistThe same React cart, scaled up to twenty products and a wishlist.Read the Shynx Store case study
- E-commerce · Specialty coffeeAsh & Orbit: Next.js StorefrontThe same shopping flow with variants and a subscription section.Read the Ash & Orbit case study