E-commerce · Online Supermarket
A Beirut fresh-market supermarket where one recipe fills the whole basket
BASKET is an online supermarket for Beirut built around cooking. Pick fattoush, mujaddara, a chicken shawarma bowl or pancakes, set the table size and every ingredient rescales to what the store actually sells, with pantry staples and recent buys already unticked; one tap drops them all into the basket. Produce and meat are weighed in 0.5 kg steps, every item carries its own out-of-stock rule, and checkout books a two-hour slot from live capacity or 30-minute express checked by neighbourhood.
Pick a recipe, slide the table from 4 to 6 people and watch every quantity rescale to what the store sells; untick what you already have, tap Add 9 items and each ingredient arcs across the page into the basket rail one after another while the total counts up.
Two bundle mechanics in one feature: tier cards for a single product (Single, Duo −15%, Trio −25%) with per-bottle flavour picks, and a build-your-own box where every item moves a progress bar toward the next discount tier, with a live price breakdown and an animated savings counter.
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A 24-product catalogue with faceted filters for category, price (dual slider over a price histogram), colour swatches, size, rating and in-stock. Active filters show as removable chips, counts update live, the grid re-sorts with smooth FLIP animation and the whole state lives in the URL so a filtered view can be shared.
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A four-step 'Almost yours.' checkout: contact and Lebanese address with inline validation, delivery zones priced by city with speed options, a calendar and time windows, payment by cash on delivery (USD or LBP), card with live brand detection, Luhn check and a flipping card preview, or a simulated Whish link, then a review with edit links and an order confirmation.
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