Objective

I built Veloura to practice real headless commerce: a custom Next.js GraphQL storefront against Vendure, plus TypeScript admin plugins so marketing content can be configured without redeploying the shop for every copy change.

Tasks I have done

• Headless storefront with Next.js, TypeScript, and GraphQL against Vendure
• Catalog UX — search, faceted filters, and product browsing
• Cart, multi-step checkout, order history, and customer accounts
• Content-block plugin for banners, hero sliders, and announcements
• Vendure admin UI extensions in TypeScript for content and merchandising

Live demos

• Storefront — shop and customer accounts
• Admin — Vendure admin with custom plugins

Features

• Headless storefront — Next.js + GraphQL against a Vendure commerce backend
• Catalog UX — search, faceted filters, and product browsing
• Cart & checkout — multi-step checkout and order history
• Customer accounts — email verification, profile/address management, session-based auth
• Content blocks plugin — configurable banners, hero sliders, and announcements
• Admin UI extensions — TypeScript plugins for content and merchandising

Architecture

Storefront and admin both talk to Vendure over GraphQL. Custom plugins add content-block entities and admin UI so marketing sections can be configured without redeploying the storefront for every copy change.