Homepage, product pages, checkout, order tracking, and wishlist.
Ecommerce system
Allora Store
A premium single store ecommerce build with a polished storefront and a serious admin layer behind it.
The storefront handles browsing, product pages, checkout, and order tracking. Behind it, the admin handles branding, homepage sections, products, orders, subscribers, policies, analytics, and payments without turning every change into developer work.
- Acquisition ready
- Stripe + Paystack
- Storefront + Admin
Branding, merchandising, products, orders, subscribers, and coupons.
React, Node, MongoDB, Cloudinary, Stripe, Paystack, and Playwright.
My Store
Branding, hero content, categories, policies, trust sections, and support details are managed from one admin surface.
Overview
The storefront is only half the story.
Allora Store is built around the kind of commerce flow that needs more than a good looking landing page. The public experience includes real product detail pages, variant based selection, search, category browsing, new arrivals, wishlist behavior, checkout, order tracking, and support pages.
The admin mirrors that seriousness with usable control over merchandising, catalog structure, operational settings, customer communication, and payment readiness.
Storefront
Built to browse and convert
Responsive homepage sections, category flow, search, related products, saved items, checkout, and order tracking.
Product model
Variant driven by design
Multiple images, option switching, stock aware cart behavior, variant image mapping, and search friendly product URLs.
Operations
Admin for day to day control
Orders, coupons, subscribers, homepage edits, policy content, support details, and catalog imports all live inside the app.
Delivery
Ready for real deployment
Stripe and Paystack support, email flows, analytics hooks, SEO metadata, structured data, sitemap, and production checks.
Storefront
It sells the product, not just the interface.
Homepage, product detail, and checkout are all part of the real experience.
Customer journey
Homepage, category browsing, product detail, cart, checkout, order tracking, FAQ, help, and policy pages.
Product experience
Multiple gallery images, related products, variant aware stock behavior, and mobile ready product flow.
Merchandising
Featured sections, new arrivals, promo banners, trust blocks, testimonials, newsletter, and brand rail management.
Admin
The control layer matters.
This side of the product is built for actual store ownership. Routine updates stay inside the system: branding, homepage sections, product management, support details, policies, categories, coupons, order handling, and subscriber operations.
My Store acts as the main control center, while products, orders, subscribers, and super admin tasks each have their own working surface.
My Store
Hero content, promo sections, support details, categories, FAQ, policies, analytics IDs, trust blocks, and brand rail.
Products
Create, edit, delete, upload images, assign variants, and move catalog data in or out with CSV.
Orders and subscribers
Filter and update orders, resend emails, archive delivered orders, export subscribers, and handle delivery status visibility.
Foundation
Operational enough to hand over.
- Stripe Checkout Sessions and Paystack support with payment readiness checks
- Resend powered emails for orders, subscribers, welcome flows, and owner notifications
- GA4 and Meta Pixel support with consent based analytics initialization
- Canonical tags, Open Graph, structured data, robots.txt, and sitemap.xml
- Responsive image delivery, accessibility improvements, reduced motion handling, and Playwright coverage
Project page
Open the storefront, then think about the handoff.
The public side is polished. The admin side is what makes the build useful to run.