Artes Mafe Website
For Artes Mafe, I built a simple branded storefront for presenting knitting-related digital products.
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Problem
I wanted to give the business a clear home for its digital offer beyond direct messages and social posts.
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Constraints
- I needed the product presentation to support the craft-centered visual identity
- I kept navigation and purchase intent straightforward
- I describe the storefront’s visual direction without claiming that every feature worked
- I excluded customer, order, and private business data from the portfolio
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Technical decisions
- I used Next.js for the application structure
- I styled the interface with Tailwind CSS
- I used Firebase in the original implementation
- I kept the experience image-led to match the knitting product category
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Evidence
- I still have the public application source; storefront and purchase behavior remain unverified
- I retained the local interface assets privately but did not use them as public evidence
- I could not re-verify storefront or purchase behavior because the former public demo is unavailable
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What I learned
Artes Mafe sharpened my understanding of how clear product storytelling and a clear path to action need to support each other.