Frontend E-Commerce with React and Next.js

Once browsing is stable, the path moves into cart state, cart persistence, and checkout. Providers are introduced before pages depend on them, product detail upgrades to add-to-cart only after the cart context exists, and checkout success uses a deliberately minimal order-reading surface so learners only build what that unit needs.

With checkout complete, the learner can add order history, order detail, and lifecycle actions without forward references. The course keeps the sequencing honest: list pages come before detail pages, detail enrichment is extracted into its own hook, and order actions only appear after read flows are already stable.

After the customer-facing storefront flows are stable, the path shifts into internal product operations. This course introduces the admin products route, a typed product form, and a refreshable product-management workspace that reuses the existing product API layer and useProducts() hook instead of inventing separate admin-only data patterns.

With the internal product workspace in place, the path finishes by adding tax-rate management and then exposing the full route surface across navigation, footer, and homepage CTAs. This keeps internal operations split into distinct themes while still ending on the same complete app as the base task.