Baggy
E-commerce platform with seamless payment integration and user-friendly design.
Project Overview
Baggy is a comprehensive e-commerce platform designed to provide a seamless shopping experience for both customers and merchants. The platform features a modern, intuitive interface that makes browsing and purchasing products effortless.
Our team developed this solution from the ground up, focusing on performance, scalability, and user experience. The result is a robust platform that handles thousands of transactions daily while maintaining fast load times and responsive design across all devices.
Technologies Used
- React.js
- Next.js
- Node.js
- Express
- MongoDB
- Stripe API
- AWS S3
- Redux
- Tailwind CSS
- Jest
- GitHub Actions
Key Features
Seamless Checkout
Multi-step checkout process with integrated payment gateways and real-time shipping calculations.
Inventory Management
Comprehensive system for tracking stock levels, managing variants, and automating reorder notifications.
Customer Accounts
Personalized user accounts with order history, saved addresses, and product recommendations.
Results
- 40% increase in conversion rate compared to the client's previous platform
- 60% reduction in page load time, improving user experience and SEO rankings
- Successful handling of 10,000+ concurrent users during peak sales events
- Integration with multiple payment gateways resulting in 25% fewer abandoned carts
Client Testimonial
"Cognisoft Labs transformed our e-commerce vision into reality. Their team delivered a platform that not only looks great but performs exceptionally well. Our sales have increased by 40% since launch."
Sarah Johnson
CEO, Baggy
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