Seeking Input on My Nuxt/Nuxt UI eCommerce Project

Hello everyone,

I have built an eCommerce application using Nuxt in combination with Nuxt UI and I would appreciate any suggestions or constructive criticism regarding its design and performance. Please note that the app works best on desktop computers and laptops.

For logging in, use the following credentials:

  • Phone: 2222222222
  • OTP: 123456

To place an order, simply click the ‘Place Order’ button. A checkout interface will appear where you can select the wallet option labeled ‘mobiwik’. After entering the OTP (123456), the payment process will be completed.

Thank you for your feedback!

hey, I really like the app but noticed the checkout can be a bit laggy. the overall ui is solid, but mobile adaption seems off. a few tweaks culd imporve the user exprience. keep it up, man!

In working on similar projects with Nuxt, I found that focusing on efficient data fetching and caching strategies significantly improves performance. The checkout process in my own application became noticeably faster after optimizing async calls and reducing redundant network requests. Although the overall design is clean, I suggest a more robust error handling and user feedback mechanism during transactions. Also, further considering fallback mechanisms for variable network conditions might add to the user confidence in the payment process. Taking incremental steps in these areas could help elevate the application’s performance and user experience.

Hey AdventurousHiker76, this is really cool! I was checking out your project and the smooth transition between components genuinely caught my eye despite the rough edges at mobile. I’m wondering if you’ve tried diving into lazy-loading some of the components to balance the load, particularly with the checkout interface? It might just shave off some lag and help the performance on those heavier pages. Also, did you find any challenges tuning the async requests for the wallet option? I’d love to hear more about what you’ve explored so far and what further improvements you’re considering. It’s exciting to see Nuxt and Nuxt UI in action for real-world eCommerce setups. Keep sharing your experiments; curious minds here!

hey, i luv the design but noticed that the wallet checkout sometimes acts a bit slow. maybe tweak async parts to quicken it up? mobile version could use a smidge of love too. overall, gr8 work, just a few minor expermints may help.

My experience with Nuxt applications taught me that addressing performance issues begins with a thorough review of API handling and component lifecycle management. In my project, restructuring the checkout component into smaller, independently loadable segments led to a more responsive interface. I also observed that optimizing server responses by implementing targeted caching mechanisms significantly improved load times. Testing under various network conditions provided insights that guided further improvements. Balancing frontend logic with backend efficiency ultimately enhanced both performance and user satisfaction, and I suggest similar focus on these strategies for any performance-critical areas.