eCommerce / Digital Games / OpenCart7 real screens
GAMEPROCODE / KVI
GameProCode
A full eCommerce product for digital games and top-up cards. The goal was to keep the practical CMS and administration layer of OpenCart while replacing the generic storefront with a custom React experience connected to real catalog data and production purchase flows.
ReactTypeScriptViteOpenCart 3.xPHPPWA
RoleFull-stack development + Storefront architecture
Project typeDigital goods eCommerce
Year2026
Evidence7 real screens
Project scope
Xbox catalogTop-up cardsCart / CheckoutAccountBundlesOpenCart integration
eCommerce where the storefront and CMS work as one system.
GameProCode represents another full-stack pattern: keep the practical OpenCart administration layer while delivering a fully custom storefront backed by real catalog data and working product flows.
01My scope
Storefront + integration
I designed and built the React storefront, connected product flows to OpenCart and prepared production routing and commerce features.
02Evidence
7 real project screens
The case shows home, catalog, top-up cards, bundles, cart, account and favorites — different parts of one store.
03Complexity
Not a static frontend
The interface is driven by real products, prices, user state and orders while administration remains in OpenCart.
01 / Challenge
Build a modern gaming storefront without giving up a manageable commerce CMS.
A standard OpenCart theme could not deliver the required visual quality or product flows. The store still needed real products, categories, prices, accounts, orders and familiar administration. The key challenge was connecting a custom frontend to the CMS so the result remained a real store rather than a static prototype.
02 / Solution
Separate storefront experience from commerce management.
The public product experience is built as a component-driven React + TypeScript + Vite storefront, while OpenCart remains the commerce source of truth. Dedicated API routes connect real catalog and order data to Xbox games, top-up cards, cart, checkout, account, favorites, bundles and additional discovery mechanics.
What was built
What was built
Custom digital-goods storefront with an Xbox catalog, top-up cards, cart, account, bundles and OpenCart 3.x integration.
01
Xbox catalog
Real game cards, filters, sorting, search, pricing and OpenCart-backed product data.
02
Top-up cards
A dedicated digital-code flow for PlayStation and Xbox with platform, denomination and regional attributes.
03
Cart & checkout
A purchase journey from product selection to order summary and digital checkout.
04
Customer account
Order history, owned games, favorites, settings and account-level product state.
05
Bundles & game mechanics
Ready-made bundles, custom combo builder, cases and game discovery inside the same store design system.
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PWA & production features
Installable experience, web push and payment-readiness without turning the storefront into a separate backend.
UI / Screens
Real screens
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Engineering / KVI
Under the hood
01
OpenCart as commerce core
The CMS owns products, categories, orders and administration while the custom storefront consumes dedicated API routes.
02
React + TypeScript
Components and data are separated so the storefront can be moved and evolved without coupling content directly to page markup.
03
Production routing
Custom storefront routes operate alongside OpenCart without breaking the CMS system endpoints.
04
Product-first eCommerce UX
Catalog, cart, account and additional mechanics are designed as one connected system rather than unrelated modules.
Under the hood / Commerce flow
A custom storefront on top of OpenCart without duplicating commerce logic.
GameProCode separates customer experience from the commerce core: React owns the storefront while OpenCart owns managed products, orders and administration.
01Client
React storefront
Catalog, product flows, cart, account and additional mechanics form one customer-facing system.
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02Boundary
OpenCart API
Dedicated endpoints expose real catalog data without copying CMS business logic into the frontend.
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03Commerce
OpenCart 3.x
Products, categories, orders and administrative control remain in the commerce core.
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04State
Account / cart
User state connects the storefront to the real purchase journey.
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05Launch
Production routing
Storefront routes and OpenCart system endpoints coexist on the same production domain.
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This approach lets the customer-facing product evolve independently without turning the CMS into tightly coupled templates.
03 / Result
A store that feels like its own product instead of a reskinned CMS template.
GameProCode demonstrates end-to-end eCommerce work: dense storefront UI, real OpenCart data, user state and production integration. The customer-facing experience can evolve independently while the store keeps a practical administration layer.
KVI / Direct contact
Have a similar task?
For a custom storefront on top of an existing CMS, I separate responsibilities first and connect them through a clear API boundary.
01 Catalog02 Integration03 Storefront04 Production
