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Case Study

From storefront to stall: building the operational side of Mato Crafts

How a simple storefront became a bilingual commerce and inventory system for a handcrafted-jewelry studio.

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  • Next.js
  • Sanity
  • E-commerce
  • Inventory
  • Case Study
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A branded, responsive English/Nepali storefront with CMS-managed product and editorial content. Variant-aware product selection and cart identity that preserves the exact selected combination. Barcode inventory units with availability states including available, reserved, at stall, sold, and void. Warehouse-to-stall transfers and dashboard-based stall-sale operations. Barcode-label PDF generation and virtual-print support, ready for physical-printer validation. Customer accounts, cart and wishlist persistence, custom orders, and role-aware operational dashboards. Courier integration architecture for Packrs and Pick N Drop, with explicit configuration and provider limitations. Analytics events, error monitoring, and automated unit/integration coverage for key flows.