Himawari Roastery
Full-stack e-commerce platform for an Indonesian specialty coffee roastery direct ordering with dual payment flows (Doku + manual transfer), order tracking, and a custom admin CMS with payment verification built in.
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Your own store, without marketplace commission.
Selling on a marketplace is quick to start, but every transaction is taxed, the customer data is not yours, and your product sits next to a competitor undercutting you.
Your own store reverses all of it: the margin stays whole, the customer list becomes an asset, and the presentation follows your brand. What gets built covers the whole flow — catalogue and product variants, cart, checkout, automated payment, shipping cost calculation, and a dashboard for processing orders.
Payment and courier integrations use local providers Indonesian buyers already trust, so there is no payment step that makes people abandon the cart at the last second.
Rp 4 million to Rp 18 million
Timeline 3 to 8 weeks · domain and hosting not included
What drives the cost up: payment gateway, shipping and warehouse integration, complex product variants.
Full pricing for every serviceCategories, size/colour/weight variants, per-variant stock, and a photo gallery per product.
A short cart-to-paid flow with validation and abandoned-cart recovery.
Bank transfer, virtual account, e-wallets, and QRIS through Midtrans or Xendit, with automatic confirmation.
Rates straight from the courier based on weight and address, so shipping never costs you the difference.
Manage orders, change status, print labels, and watch stock from one panel.
Sales summaries, best sellers, and transaction values to inform restocking.
We go through the business goal, who the users are, and what should happen once someone opens your website. The output is a concrete list of pages, features, and priorities.
Wireframes first, then visual design that follows your brand identity rather than a theme with your logo dropped on top. You review it before a single line of code is written.
Built with Next.js and TypeScript. Responsive from small phones to wide monitors, accessible, and fast from the start instead of optimised at the end.
Cross-device testing, a performance and technical SEO pass, revisions, then deployment to your domain along with a short guide to the CMS.
A bug-fix warranty, uptime monitoring, and an optional monthly maintenance arrangement if you want the website to keep evolving.
Real projects already in production, not mockups. Each case study includes screenshots and an account of what was built.
Full-stack e-commerce platform for an Indonesian specialty coffee roastery direct ordering with dual payment flows (Doku + manual transfer), order tracking, and a custom admin CMS with payment verification built in.
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Instant platforms start fast but charge either commission or a subscription for the life of the store, and they cap how far the design and flow can go. A custom store costs more up front and takes nothing per transaction, and the checkout can follow how your business actually works.
Bank transfer, virtual account, credit card, e-wallets such as GoPay and OVO, and QRIS through Midtrans or Xendit, with automatic payment confirmation so nobody has to check bank statements by hand.
It connects to courier APIs, so the rate is computed in real time from product weight and the buyer’s address. No flat rate that quietly loses money on one side or the other.
Yes. Quantity-tiered pricing, minimum orders, and reseller accounts with their own prices can be built in from the start, because no platform rules are in the way.
You do, from the dashboard. Stock decreases automatically when an order is paid, and you get an alert when a product reaches the minimum level you set.
Tell me what you need and I will reply with a time estimate and the technical approach, with no charge for the first conversation.