Challenge
What needed to be solved
Build a realistic food delivery platform with complex product customization, filtering, ordering and user account management.
Project Pizza
Pizza
Pizza is a full-featured online pizza store that simulates a real food delivery service with product customization, ordering flow and user account system. The platform allows users to browse different types of pizzas, snacks and drinks, filter and sort products, customize pizza size and ingredients, and place orders through a complete checkout flow. The application includes multilingual support, user authentication, order history, email notifications for order status and a story-based content system for promotions and updates. The project is built as a scalable e-commerce solution with a strong focus on UX, product presentation and real-world ordering scenarios.
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Homepage of the pizza website with product categories and featured pizzas
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Stories section displaying latest news and promotions in the pizza app
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Product filtering and sorting interface on the pizza menu page
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Shopping cart page showing selected pizzas and order summary
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Pizza product page with detailed description, price and customization options
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Checkout page with order form, delivery details and payment options
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User account page with order history and profile information
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Detailed view of a specific order from the user's order history
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Approach
How the product came together
Built the platform with Next.js, Prisma and modern frontend libraries focusing on performance, UX, flexible product configuration and scalable architecture.
Highlights
Key Features
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- + Product filtering and sorting
- + Pizza customization (size, ingredients)
- + Shopping cart and checkout flow
- + User authentication
- + Order history
- + Email notifications
- + Multilingual support (i18n)
- + Story system for promotions
- + Responsive design
Outcome
Why it matters
- Demonstrates full e-commerce product development
- Shows experience with complex user flows and ordering systems
- Highlights full-stack architecture and UX thinking