Luxe
Problem it solves
A multi-vendor premium beauty ecommerce experience — landing page plus selected dashboard surfaces for catalogs, deals, and storefront merchandising.
Overview
Luxe is a multi-vendor ecommerce storefront for premium beauty. I built the landing page and parts of the dashboard, including merchandising-led sections such as exclusive launches, flash sales, seasonal campaigns, and deal modules.
I built this as a Full Stack Software Developer at Plex Bit Infosystems (Jan 2026 - Present).
Architecture and technical approach
The storefront is designed around campaigns and collections so brands can push launches, bundles, and seasonal offers without rebuilding the homepage each time.
Implementation used Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. The same names appear on the skills page.
Key features
- Campaign-led homepage with hero sliders and exclusive launches
- Flash sale, seasonal, and deal modules for merchandising
- Multi-vendor beauty catalog presentation
- Selected dashboard work for storefront content and campaigns
Technologies used
- •Next.js
- •TypeScript
- •Tailwind CSS
Challenges and solutions
The landing page had to support several campaign types at once — launches, sales, palettes, and deals — while staying fast and on-brand for a premium beauty store.
Contribution and what I learned
Luxe is a campaign-driven beauty storefront where the homepage and dashboard work together to merchandise products and promotions.
More product work is on all software projects and the Plex Bit Infosystems role. Featured work is also previewed on Diwash Bhattarai's homepage.