Reactintermediate

Accessible storefront

Build a product discovery and checkout experience designed for speed and accessibility.

// Build brief
const project = {
  idea: "accessible-storefront",
  status: "ready",
  outcome: "portfolio"
};

PROJECT BRIEF

What you’ll build

Build a storefront that makes product discovery and purchase preparation fast for keyboard, screen-reader, touch, and zoom users. You will create usable filtering, resilient product cards, a stateful cart, and an accessible checkout prototype without hiding essential information behind visual interactions.

Core outcomes

Turn a written problem into a bounded, testable build plan
Make deliberate React and React / TypeScript implementation decisions
Produce concrete deliverables for every milestone—not only a final screen
Document the tradeoffs, validation steps, and release path for your portfolio

GUIDED BUILD PLAN

From first decision to portfolio proof.

Each stage produces a reviewable deliverable. Finish one before moving to the next.

01
Design the product model
Define products, variants, inventory messaging, prices, images, filters, and stable URLs.
Deliverable: A typed product catalog with realistic variants.
02
Build accessible discovery
Implement search, filters, sorting, result counts, product cards, and useful empty states with stable focus.
Deliverable: A keyboard-operable responsive catalog.
03
Create the cart flow
Add variants, quantities, removal, totals, persistence, and clear announcements for changes.
Deliverable: A durable cart with verified calculations.
04
Review checkout readiness
Prototype labeled checkout fields, errors, order summary, security copy, and accessibility testing.
Deliverable: A tested checkout prototype and audit report.

PROJECT FAQ

Make the work count.

What will I finish in Accessible storefront?

You will complete 4 evidence-based milestones, ending with a tested checkout prototype and audit report..

What skills does this React project demonstrate?

The project combines React, TypeScript with planning, validation, testing, documentation, and delivery decisions that make a portfolio case study credible.

How should I use the guided workspace?

Complete the milestones in order, record decisions and test results in private notes, and treat every listed deliverable as evidence you can show in a portfolio or interview.

Accessible storefront

What you’ll build

Core outcomes

Design the product model

Build accessible discovery

Create the cart flow

Review checkout readiness

Make the work count.

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