Emy Biscuits: the first online shop of an artisan biscuit brand

I built Emy Biscuits France's first online shop from scratch, in a Jamstack architecture. Customers personalise their biscuits and pay online through Snipcart, and the brand manages its own catalogue in Strapi.

Client: Emy Biscuits France
Role: Full-stack developer, Nuxt and Strapi
Duration: 2 months, August and September 2019
Setting: Freelance, fully remote, full technical autonomy

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001·Context

An artisan brand opening its first shop online

Emy Biscuits France makes artisan biscuits. The brand needed its first e-commerce site, with a catalogue it could manage itself, a cart and online payment.

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002·Approach

How I worked for Emy Biscuits

Brief and my role: A first online shop, built from scratch: I owned the whole full-stack scope.
Constraints: A small brand managing its own catalogue, and a shop that had to stay fast and secure without a heavy server to run.
Technical decisions: Jamstack: the storefront in Nuxt and Vue.js with Tailwind CSS, the catalogue in Strapi with PostgreSQL, and Snipcart for the cart and payments.
Checks and releases: I put the site into production and handled its complete deployment on Heroku.

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003·Deliverables

What I delivered for Emy Biscuits

Nuxt storefrontThe shop in Nuxt and Vue.js with Tailwind CSS, fast and easy to use
Catalogue back officeStrapi and PostgreSQL, so the brand manages its products on its own
Cart and paymentSnipcart for the cart and online payment, deployed on Heroku

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004·Technologies and screenshots