SneakThrift is my first web development project, built completely using HTML and CSS.
It’s a clean, minimal, and responsive sneaker store website that reflects my initial steps into frontend design and development.
SneakThrift is a sneaker-selling store website designed to simulate an e-commerce experience.
It contains multiple static pages with a focus on structure, aesthetics, and responsiveness.
- Landing Page – A modern introduction page highlighting the brand and featured sneakers.
- Product Display Page – Displays sneaker collections with a neat, grid-based layout.
- Cart Page – Shows selected products and a bill summary (static preview).
- Payment Page – Represents a payment checkout layout for a complete store flow.
All these pages are connected for smooth navigation, designed purely using HTML and CSS.
- Fully responsive design for desktop and mobile screens.
- Organized folder structure with semantic HTML.
- CSS variables for theme consistency.
- Calming color palette and clean user interface.
- Static “Add to Cart” and “Payment” prototypes for design flow.
| Technology | Purpose |
|---|---|
| HTML5 | Page structure and content |
| CSS3 | Styling, layout, and responsiveness |
This version of SneakThrift is built purely with HTML and CSS, but future releases will include:
- JavaScript for dynamic features such as:
- Functional Add-to-Cart system
- Interactive product filtering & search
- Form validations for payment
- Integration with the MERN Stack (MongoDB, Express, React, Node.js) to make SneakThrift a fully functional e-commerce web app.