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Outfyd · Fashion e-commerce
Outfyd sells women's clothing online. The site keeps the range up to date, prices everything in Australian dollars, takes payment through Stripe, and sends each paid order off for fulfilment automatically.
Next.js · Stripe
The brief
Outfyd needed a full online store that could keep a large clothing range up to date, price it consistently in Australian dollars, take payment, and get every paid order on its way without anyone copying details across by hand.
The result is a full storefront: home page, categories, search, product pages, cart, checkout, customer accounts and order history, plus the shipping, refunds, privacy and terms pages.

How it works
Browse. Pay. It ships itself.No spreadsheets, no copying orders across.
Category, search and product pages load the range through the site's own API routes, with automatic retries so a busy moment doesn't break a page.
Each price is set in AUD with a shipping allowance added, a markup applied by price band, and the result rounded to .95. A small admin page shows the formula and example margins.
Customers register with their name, email, phone and delivery address. Passwords are hashed, and the account page shows saved details and past orders.
The cart goes to Stripe Checkout. Stripe's webhook confirms the payment, the site looks up the delivery address, sends the order for fulfilment and records it against the account.
On the store
Browse by category or search the whole range.
Saved delivery details and a full order history.
Shipping, refunds, privacy and terms pages written for the store.
The Hundred Languages Pendant page, a scroll-animated product launch, lives on the same store.
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