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6 selected components

Product decisions without friction

Ecommerce components

Good commerce interfaces keep price, availability, selection, delivery, and recovery visible at the moment each decision is made. These components can be used independently or composed into a complete product and checkout flow.

ecommerce componentsproduct UIshopping cart UIcheckout components

Why this set works

A stronger implementation baseline.

Price and availability remain close to the active product choice

Selection state is available to keyboard and assistive-technology users

Standalone code can be connected to any cart or commerce backend

Working source

Preview, customize, and download.

Preview of Editorial product card
Product cards

Editorial product card

A product card with a CSS-only visual, useful variant controls, and direct purchase action.

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Preview of Swipe product gallery
Product media

Swipe product gallery

Browses product views with swipe, arrow, and thumbnail controls plus a depth transition.

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Preview of Size and stock selector
Variant controls

Size and stock selector

An inventory-aware size radiogroup with explicit availability, arrow-key selection, and inline restock subscription.

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Preview of Floating cart summary
Cart summaries

Floating cart summary

Keeps item count and total compact while expanding into an editable mini-cart summary.

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Preview of Receipt price breakdown
Order summaries

Receipt price breakdown

An expandable thermal-style checkout receipt that reconciles discounts, delivery, tax, and the final total.

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Preview of Bundle builder card
Bundle controls

Bundle builder card

Builds a three-item bundle with live completion, savings, and compatibility feedback.

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Before shipping

Implementation checklist.

Use these checks after adapting the components to your content and application state.

  1. 01

    Announce changes to price, stock, or delivery when a variant changes.

  2. 02

    Keep the primary purchase action visible without covering page content.

  3. 03

    Show complete costs before asking the customer to commit.

  4. 04

    Test slow responses, unavailable variants, empty carts, and payment errors.

Implementation guidance

Understand the decisions behind the code.

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