Demo car marketplace for browsing and selling vehicles — listing detail, inventory browsing, and a clean Next.js storefront built as a portfolio piece rather than a live dealership.
November 2024
Idea
A small dealership-style marketplace where someone can browse cars, open a listing, and get a sense of inventory without the noise of a real classifieds platform. I built it as a demo to practice shipping a polished Next.js storefront end to end — typed UI, clear listing hierarchy, and enough structure that it could grow into a real client site later if needed.
Implementation
Implemented as a Next.js and TypeScript app with Material UI for the layout and listing surfaces. The focus was storefront UX: browsing inventory, opening vehicle detail, and keeping the visual hierarchy clear enough that the product reads as a car marketplace rather than a generic template. There is no claim of a production payment or dealer backend here — it is a front-end–led demo deployed on Vercel to show how I approach marketplace-style information architecture and component structure in a modern React stack.