Problem
A solar and electrical supplier needs a clear digital catalogue that helps visitors discover product types and understand the details before contacting or proceeding with a purchase.
Scope
The reviewed repository contains a React storefront interface with product and category discovery, product detail data, cart state, and account, cart and checkout screens. Product records are static, and live payments and fulfilment were not established by the reviewed source or public page.
Solution
The site presents Mzansi Electrical as a Johannesburg-area solar and electrical supplier, while the application source provides a structured storefront interface for solar panels, inverters, batteries, lighting, electrical supplies and controllers. The case study does not represent the static catalogue as a verified live transaction service.
Stack
- React and TypeScript
- Vite
- Responsive product catalogue and cart interface
Platform features built
- Product-category browsing for solar panels, inverters, batteries, lighting, electrical supplies and controllers.
- Featured product cards with images, specifications, indicative catalogue data and detail links.
- Cart state and dedicated cart, checkout and account screens in the application source; account order examples are mock data.
- Public positioning for solar and electrical supplies in Johannesburg and Gauteng.
Implementation
- Built a responsive product-focused site with a clear category and featured-product hierarchy.
- Added reusable catalogue records and customer-facing product, cart, checkout and account interfaces.
- Kept transaction and stock claims bounded because production payment, inventory and fulfilment evidence was not available in the reviewed repository.
No verified quantitative result is published for this case study.