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🚀 Case Study: MVP of Marketplace for Craft Foods with Delivery in One Test City 📊 Project Description: Introducing a dynamic marketplace for craft foods, featuring a multivendor platform that handles diverse cooking conditions, payment methods, and availability schedules. This platform is designed to cater to both mobile and desktop users, providing a seamless experience for all. 💻 Technological Stack: Frontend & Backend: Bubble Database & Statistics: Directus Landing Page & Blog Content: Framer 🔧 Stages of Work: 1. UI-UX Design: Created intuitive and user-friendly interfaces using Figma (20 hours) 2. Development: Implemented frontend and backend on Bubble (100 hours) 3. Database & Statistics Aggregation: Set up Directus for data management (20 hours) 4. Payment System Integration: Integrated Stripe API for secure payments (10 hours) 5. Delivery Service Integration: Connected with a delivery service API (10 hours) 6. Landing Page Creation: Built engaging landing pages using Framer (10 hours) 7. Content Management: Ongoing content updates (10 hours/week) 8. Support: Ensured smooth operations and user support (10 hours/week) 🎉 Result: The MVP was successfully launched in the selected test city, providing a robust and scalable platform for vendors and customers alike. This launch has set the stage for expanding to additional cities, showcasing the potential of craft food marketplaces. 🌟 With a focus on delivering quality and supporting local artisans, this marketplace aims to revolutionize the way people access and enjoy craft foods. #Marketplace #LowCode #TechStack #Bubble #Directus #Framer #UIUXDesign #APIntegration #MVP #StartupJourney #FoodDelivery

🚀 Exciting News from Shoplet! 🚀 🌟 Hey fellow developers! I'm thrilled to introduce our latest project milestone - the groundbreaking Admin Panel, powered by ReactJS and seamlessly integrated with Shoplet's robust backend APIs. This isn't just about business; it's about honing our development skills and pushing boundaries together! With our Admin Panel, crafted with ReactJS and backed by Shoplet's APIs, you can dive deep into managing your online store like never before. Add and manage products effortlessly, update inventory on the fly, and maintain perfect synchronization between frontend and backend systems with unmatched ease and efficiency. Let's level up our development game! 🛒 Key highlights for our fellow developers: ✨ Dive into an intuitive interface for streamlined product management. ✨ Experience real-time synchronization with both frontend and backend systems. ✨ Effortlessly update inventory to keep your store running smoothly. Curious to peek under the hood? Explore our code on GitHub and contribute to the revolution: [GitHub Link](https://lnkd.in/gcfgEKGV) Our Admin Panel is just the beginning - stay tuned for more innovations as we continue to elevate the development experience! 📈 Ready to level up your development skills? Let's connect and revolutionize the way we build together! 💻 #Shoplet #AdminPanel #Ecommerce #ProductManagement #Innovation #DeveloperCommunity

Do you ever spend ages trying to decide what to order for dinner? We've all been there, scrolling through endless options and feeling overwhelmed. That's when I felt a need of an assistant that can help me narrow down the options to suit my preferences. As part of NextLeap's LIP challenge, I imagined building a magic tool that'd solve this exact problem. Here's a vision of it. I'm open to any feedback and suggestions🙂 LIP(3/5) - Building a Shopping Assistant on an e-Commerce platform #nextleappmfellowship #nextleap #learninpublic #productmanagement #swiggy

📲 In 2022, a cross-functional team of Berlin-based experts took on the task of revamping the Delivery Hero Rider App’s architecture and design. 🚴 In this article, we’ll walk you through the redesign process for all Delivery Hero brands using the ‘Lasagna’ Style. 👀 Read all about it here: https://bit.ly/3WRczls #deliveryhero #webuild #herolife

New feature(ssssss) alert! 🚨 Our product and dev teams have been hustling and have launched some awesome new features across the last month or so. There have been a huge number of updates rolled out recently, David highlights a few here in our latest Product Update: https://lnkd.in/g-Da7iPD So many to pick from, but here are a few of my fav's: 🚀 Starshipit for mobile! With our new mobile app, you can get rid of printed packing slips for good! Pick your orders, scan barcodes and print directly from your phone. It's currently in beta and I know this is going to be a hot release, so let me know if you want to give it a go. 🚀 New carrier integrations / updates! Starshipit now integrates with Allied Express and have updated our Sendle integration to support domestic shipping in the US & CA! 🚀 Starshipit Chrome Apps We've launched two awesome Chrome apps: Starshipit Sidekick - Remove the need to switch between UI's to print labels! You can print Starshipit labels directly from Cin7 Omni, Shopify, WooCommerce & Magento2. Starshipit Order Tracker - Save time for your customer service team when they get 'where's my order?' queries. They can find tracking information from any webpage with the order tracker app - a bonus, we pre-generate the reply for you ready to copy and paste!

📲 In 2022, a cross-functional team of Berlin-based experts took on the task of revamping the Delivery Hero Rider App’s architecture and design. 🚴 In this article, we’ll walk you through the redesign process for all Delivery Hero brands using the ‘Lasagna’ Style. 👀 Read all about it here: https://bit.ly/3WRczls #deliveryhero #webuild #herolife

To all the platform engineers building tools for internal developers & failing to drive adoption: We often blame developers for not using our tools. But here’s the truth: It’s not them, it’s you. 10 years ago, a mediocre app or game could still go viral and get adopted. Today, the game has changed: 1. Attention spans have drastically reduced. 2. Screen time has doubled or tripled. 3. The market is flooded with 10x more apps and tools. Your users (developers) now expect the same quality UX from internal tools as they do from Netflix or DoorDash. Without smooth workflows, timely nudges, and a drop-off-proof experience, adoption will fail. So here’s my question: What best practice are you trying to get adopted in your org currently? And how are you solving the adoption challenge? What do you think?

📲 In 2022, a cross-functional team of Berlin-based experts took on the task of revamping the Delivery Hero Rider App’s architecture and design. 🚴 In this article, we’ll walk you through the redesign process for all Delivery Hero brands using the ‘Lasagna’ Style. 👀 Read all about it here: https://bit.ly/3WRczls #deliveryhero #webuild #herolife

New locations are pouring in right now for our local pickup and delivery app... how are we handling the growth? Here's how: Just this week alone we signed on 5 new restaurants for our marketplace. Additionally, we have 2-3 more potentially signing on this next week. For us that means several things: 1) more places for users to order 2) more real-estate for us to put our branding for users to find us 3) more partners to build off of Our issues are: 1) onboarding costs per restaurant 2) time it takes to onboard 3) as we grow our app needs to scale to the influx of data, users and orders So how are we handling the growth? A few ways we are handling the growth is time management, proper team communication, and prioritizing our developments. Right now we are utilizing Trello boards for releases, restaurant updates, and tracking how we are doing internally. For development, utilizing git branches to make sure that upstream stays clean is mandatory when multiple devs are working on updates. Finally, accomplishing micro tasks daily is truly the only way for any small business to succeed, especially ours. Planning to spend 12 straight hours working on our business or startup on Saturday is not sustainable. It is much more practical to spend 1-2 hours daily chipping away at things. That's our strategy. We are experiencing tons of growth with plenty of development updates to meet that growth. You might even see some restaurants pop up around Atlanta near you soon! Excited to see what 2024 brings

From App Ideas to Reality: Why Your Tech Dream is More Like Running a Restaurant than Building a House In the world of software development, it’s easy to get lost in the details of coding, features, and tech stacks. But what if I told you that starting your app-based business isn’t about the tech at all? Instead, think of it like opening a restaurant. Sure, the kitchen (tech) is important, but your success depends on a whole lot more than what happens behind the scenes. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or someone from a completely different industry, understanding this broader perspective could make all the difference in whether your project takes off—or crashes. When people ask, “How much will it cost to build this project?” they often think of it like building a house. But a better analogy is creating a restaurant—it’s not just about the space (or code); it’s about running the whole operation. Figuring out the cost involves understanding the scope, timeline, and team size, and there are no shortcuts. Instead of focusing on the tech alone, think about the lifecycle of the project. For example, you could start with a small proof of concept, gather feedback, and scale from there. Remember, the hard part isn’t the tech—it’s the business. Focus on that.