Dighalbak — e-commerce storefront
Modern Next.js 16 storefront with Framer Motion micro-interactions, Radix primitives, and a Tailwind v4 design system tuned for mobile-first browsing.
- Client
- Dighalbak
- Industry
- E-commerce
- Year
- 2025
- Duration
- 12 weeks
The problem we walked into.
A storefront that holds attention on mobile without bloating page weight, with smooth interactions across browse → product → cart, and a clean component contract for future merchandising.
How we framed it.
Next.js 16 + React 19 with Tailwind v4 tokens, Radix primitives for accessible navigation, Framer Motion for restrained micro-interactions, Lucide icons, and a mobile-first responsive grid that holds together from 360px up.
What we shipped.
A responsive storefront with animated transitions, accessible dropdown navigation, and a clean component architecture ready for catalogue extensions and merchandising surfaces.
- Responsive product grid that holds together from 360px up
- Animated transitions via Framer Motion (fade, slide, scale)
- Accessible dropdown navigation built on Radix primitives
- Tailwind v4 token system with custom configuration
- Lucide iconography on stroke 1.5 for visual consistency
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