A full import-to-retail platform built for a paying client — moving products from China to doorsteps across Bangladesh. MongoDB-backed storefront, Firebase auth, a complete admin dashboard, and automated courier booking through the Steadfast API. Live at ffhchina.com, handling real orders every day. My first project with actual users. The courier integration took longer than the entire storefront — nobody tells you logistics is 90% of e-commerce. A real business runs on this code now, which is equal parts thrilling and terrifying.

• Next.js 16
• React 19
• MongoDB
• Firebase
• Steadfast API

A complete fashion e-commerce platform for the premium market — customer storefront plus a private admin console, with payments, auth, and inventory living in one Next.js 16 codebase. Pair-programmed with Claude — built every feature a real fashion brand needs, then learned real brands also need customers. The admin console is genuinely lovely though. I visit it sometimes.

• Next.js 16
• TypeScript
• Prisma 7
• PostgreSQL
• Tailwind 4

A Facebook Messenger customer-service bot answering product, ordering, and delivery questions — Node.js and Express behind Meta webhooks, powered by LLaMA 3.3 70B via Groq, switching between Bangla and English automatically. It detects your language and answers politely at 3 AM so I don't have to. Yes — I used AI to build an AI. It has better customer-service manners than most humans. Including me.

• Node.js
• Express
• Groq · LLaMA 3.3
• Meta Webhooks

A full-stack coffee shop storefront with product browsing, shopping cart, checkout flow, and inventory management. Built with modern tooling for a clean, performant experience from browsing to purchase. Small but complete — everything a coffee shop needs to sell online. No shortcuts, no stub features. If a real café wanted to use this, they actually could.

• Next.js
• TypeScript
• React
• Tailwind CSS