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// case study №17 — client work

Neboer

Nepal's premium bags and contemporary clothing brand, offering luxury handcrafted products from the heart of Kathmandu.

role: Frontend DeveloperTypeScriptaccess: private
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$ cat readme.md

What this is

Developed the frontend for Neboer's premium e-commerce platform, creating a luxurious shopping experience for bags and clothing with brand-specific collections, product variants, and a modern checkout flow.

$ cat stack.txt

How it's built

  1. 01Built a premium e-commerce frontend using Next.js with server-side rendering.
  2. 02Implemented dynamic product pages with variant selection (sizes, colors).
  3. 03Created collection-based browsing (Bags, Menswear, Summer 2026, New Arrivals).
  4. 04Developed responsive layouts with modern CSS for a luxury brand aesthetic.
  5. 05Integrated cart management, wishlist, and secure checkout functionality.
  6. 06Implemented product filtering and brand-wise categorization.

$ cat features.txt

What it does

  • ->Premium product showcase with high-quality imagery.
  • ->Collection-based navigation (Bags, Menswear, Summer, Featured).
  • ->Product variant selection with real-time price updates.
  • ->Shopping cart with seamless checkout experience.
  • ->Newsletter subscription and customer engagement features.
  • ->Mobile-first responsive design with luxury aesthetics.

$ cat challenges.md

The hard parts

Every project has them. These were mine.

  • ->Creating a premium, luxurious feel that matches the brand identity.
  • ->Implementing smooth product variant switching with accurate pricing.
  • ->Optimizing high-resolution product images for performance.
  • ->Building intuitive collection-based navigation for diverse product categories.
  • ->Ensuring consistent brand aesthetics across all pages and devices.

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