Regional first
Arizona and Southwest suppliers are identified in every product record.
Northern Arizona provisions
Good food, clear sourcing, no supermarket maze.
Thirty-six market essentials from regional growers, independent makers, and trusted producers—organized for a quick weekly shop.
- 36
- catalog items
- 6
- departments
- Free
- delivery over $50
Today’s pickupReady in 90 minutes
This week
Market favorites
Inventory aware
Cart and checkout operations validate live server-side stock.
Persistent accounts
Signed-in carts and orders are saved by the backend—not only the browser.
Full catalog
The weekly market
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Account
Your orders
Confirmed and completed orders are loaded from the application service.
Internal view
Commerce operations
A read-only view of inventory health, order volume, revenue, and recent events.
Low-stock queue
Reorder candidatesAudit stream
Latest mutationsProject history
From coursework storefront to full-stack system.
What I rebuilt
I started this project in ITC505 as Lumberjacks Store: a browser-based organic-products page with navigation, product cards, a shopping-cart panel, and login UI. I retained that project identity and rebuilt the implementation around a structured catalog, accessible flows, server-side carts, order creation, inventory checks, automated tests, and operations visibility.
Engineering decisions
- Dependency-light Node.js service using native HTTP and file persistence
- REST endpoints separated from presentation logic
- Server-side price and stock validation during checkout
- Static catalog fallback so the hosted interface remains reviewable
- Keyboard-operable dialogs, filters, navigation, and cart controls
Implementation boundary
This is a working portfolio application with seeded products and a mocked payment boundary. It does not process real payment credentials or claim a production deployment. The Docker/local service is the full-stack experience; GitHub Pages hosts the frontend review build.