
Profter
Profter (PROF): a professional equipment online store with a responsive Next.js storefront, Magento commerce backend and separate React administration client.
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Profter (PROF): a professional equipment online store with a responsive Next.js storefront, Magento commerce backend and separate React administration client.

Eurobuy: a Magento dropshipping store selling European goods in Ukraine, with automatic supplier ordering.

CartMart: a B2B marketplace for printing consumables with catalogue filters, packaging options, wholesale prices and seller accounts.
An e-commerce platform connects a product catalogue with the steps customers take to select and purchase an item. This category includes projects with different products and trading models. The cases provide a starting point for exploring how product information, navigation and customer actions fit together.
The right structure depends on the goods being sold. Physical equipment requires useful specifications and clear product organisation; digital items introduce a different set of interactions. Before choosing a platform or designing pages, define how customers discover products, compare options and complete the intended transaction.
Document catalogue structure, product attributes, availability rules and the operational tools needed to maintain the store. Payment, delivery and external-system connections should be specified for the actual business. Explore the project pages to distinguish implemented functionality from the additional requirements your own e-commerce solution may need.
CartMart adds a B2B printing-supplies example to this category. Its catalogue connects product filters with packaging variants, quantity-based pricing and a seller workspace. A wholesale platform needs explicit rules for product ownership, commercial terms and offer handling alongside the storefront.
Eurobuy illustrates Magento dropshipping from European suppliers to customers in Ukraine. A website order automatically creates an order with the supplier. The case shows the public storefront; external ordering was not triggered during technical verification.
Profter adds a professional equipment example: a Next.js storefront, product categories, catalogue sorting and detailed product pages backed by Magento and GraphQL. The case includes real public desktop and mobile web screenshots.