RidgeFront Gear: a webshop for outdoor and tactical gear
A bilingual webshop with a small, curated range of outdoor and tactical gear. Built on Next.js and Medusa, with an integration that keeps orders, stock and shipping status in sync with the supplier.
What was needed
RidgeFront Gear sells a small, deliberately chosen range of outdoor and tactical gear, in Dutch and English. The products come straight from a supplier.
That calls for a webshop that takes the manual work away. Orders have to reach the supplier on their own, stock and shipping status have to be right, and a product that can no longer be delivered must not stay for sale.
What we built
- A storefront in Next.js with next-intl for Dutch and English, and Medusa as the commerce system with a PostgreSQL database.
- Checkout through Stripe with iDEAL, Bancontact, PayPal, card, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
- An integration with the supplier: orders are passed on automatically, and stock and track-and-trace are kept up to date.
- Products that can no longer be delivered are taken off sale automatically. Prices include import duties, so nothing is added on delivery.
- For customers: order tracking without an account, an account with an address book that you can delete yourself, a wishlist and a notice showing how much more is needed for free shipping.
- A page about sustainability and customs, and a blog.
- Cloudflare Turnstile at login and checkout against abuse, and a cookie banner with Consent Mode for analytics.
Technology
- Next.js
- next-intl
- Tailwind CSS
- Medusa
- PostgreSQL
- Stripe
- Resend
- Cloudflare Turnstile
- Cloudflare R2
- Google Tag Manager
- Google Analytics
- Microsoft Clarity
- Vercel
- Railway
Afterwards
We maintain the webshop: updates, security and the checks that run on every change. The storefront runs on Vercel, Medusa and the database run at Railway.
A product feed for Google has been built and is ready for a next step.
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Further reading
Background on projects like this, in plain language.
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