Case study

Homwell

Web

Stack

react · nextdotjs · typescript · tailwindcss · storybook · cypress

01

Client goal

Build an e-commerce platform that helps people design and furnish real spaces - personalized recommendations, confident browsing, and checkout in one coherent journey (not a maze of tabs and dead ends).

02

What we shipped

A Next.js storefront in TypeScript with Tailwind for a fast UI loop, Storybook as the single source of truth for components, and Cypress on the flows that move revenue - catalog, configuration, cart, and checkout - so refactors did not silently break money paths.

03

Why we built it this way

Home and furniture flows are visual, heavy on imagery, and sensitive to performance. Server-first rendering patterns and a documented component library meant marketing could iterate on merchandising while engineering kept Core Web Vitals and accessibility from drifting.

04

What it gave them

A premium-feeling experience customers actually finish, faster iteration on seasonal campaigns, and a team that could ship with confidence - automated checks on the paths that matter, not just it worked on my laptop