


A full-stack coffee shop e-commerce application — personal project built end-to-end.
Web Engineering
A personal project to build a complete, production-grade storefront from scratch — designing the API, implementing authentication, and shipping a React frontend that talks to it cleanly.
Brew Haven is a full-stack e-commerce application for a coffee shop storefront. It covers the complete user journey — browsing the menu, adding items to a cart, checking out — with a secure backend API and an admin role for managing products and orders. Built entirely solo, from database schema design to the final React UI.
Building a real e-commerce product requires solving several hard problems at once — authentication that's actually secure, role-based access that doesn't leak, a REST API that's predictable, and a frontend that handles state cleanly across a shopping experience. Doing all of this solo, from scratch, without cutting corners.
I started with the data model and API design before writing any UI. JWT authentication with bcrypt password hashing was implemented first — then role-based middleware to separate customer and admin routes. The React frontend was built after the API was stable, using context for cart state and protected routes for the admin panel.
A complete, working storefront with two user roles, a full product management system, and a secure checkout flow — all connected through a clean REST API.
Frontend
Backend
Database & Tools




Everything you'd expect from a production storefront — built without any shortcuts.
Secure login and registration with bcrypt hashing, protected routes, and role-based middleware separating customer and admin access.
Product browsing, cart management with React Context, and a complete checkout flow from selection to order confirmation.
Admin panel for adding, editing, and removing products — with order visibility and role-gated access control throughout.