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Shop — Multi-vendor Marketplace Landing

A dense, deal-driven landing page for a fictional multi-vendor marketplace, built entirely with CSS gradients, inline SVG and emoji instead of images. A search-forward hero with quick-search chips leads into a twelve-tile category mega-grid, a flash-deals rail with a live countdown, a scrollable top-sellers carousel, vendor spotlight cards and a trust strip. A working slide-in cart drawer tracks quantities, totals and favorites, all in vanilla JS.

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Multi-vendor Marketplace Landing

A busy, Amazon-meets-Etsy storefront for Bazaaro, a fictional marketplace of 12,400+ independent vendors. The layout stacks many energetic modules — a utility deal bar, a sticky masthead with a category-scoped search box, a dark department nav with a collapsible mega menu, a search-forward hero with promo tiles, a twelve-tile category grid, flash deals, top sellers, vendor spotlights, a trust-and-returns strip and a sell call-to-action. Every “product photo” is a CSS gradient, inline SVG or emoji on a soft tinted tile, so the page ships with zero external images.

The interactions all genuinely work in vanilla JS. Add to cart opens a slide-in drawer that tracks per-item quantities, line totals and a live subtotal, with the header badge bumping on each change. Product cards have toggleable favorites, the flash-deals module runs a real ticking countdown, the top-sellers rail scrolls with prev/next buttons, vendor cards have a follow toggle, and the hero quick-search chips populate the search box. The cart drawer is a focus-managed dialog that closes on Escape, scrim click or the close button.

Built clean white + ink with a single bold blue brand accent and a red sale color, Inter throughout, star ratings and review counts, free-shipping notes and secure-checkout badges. It is fully keyboard operable with visible focus rings, meets WCAG AA contrast, respects prefers-reduced-motion, and reflows gracefully from wide desktop down to ~360px.

Illustrative storefront UI only — fictional products, prices, and reviews. No real checkout.