BazarAF
A multi-vendor marketplace built around the Afghan market.
Reference inspected . Screenshots show the available interface; sample records and figures are not verified operating results.
Project overview
BazarAF is the company’s Afghan-market multi-vendor marketplace project. The public storefront presents search, product/category sections, buyer and seller entry points, and a cash-on-delivery shopping flow. The case study combines that visible interface with the company’s earlier documented seller onboarding, OTP, dashboards, and order scope.
Inspected the supplied marketplace homepage and public login entry. Search, catalog sections, buyer/seller calls to action, and cash-on-delivery copy are visible. Product/category loading failed during review. Displayed counts, testimonials, delivery promises, and guarantees are not verified; the earlier company-documented stack and seller/OTP scope are retained separately.
- Services / scope
- E-Commerce
- Contributors
- Project-specific contributors not documented
The business problem
A marketplace must coordinate customers, independent sellers, and administrators without mixing their responsibilities. Product listings, order handling, and cash-on-delivery fulfillment need a shared, consistent workflow.
Goals, requirements & constraints
- Keep buyer discovery and seller onboarding easy to find.
- Present cash on delivery as the documented payment workflow.
- Separate verified interface observations from promotional claims and protected account behavior.
Working constraints
- The public catalog returned a loading error during inspection.
- No buyer/seller account was created and no order or payment was submitted.
- Promotional counts, ratings, testimonials, return guarantees, and delivery coverage are not verified outcomes.
Discovery & available context
Reviewed the public storefront, search and category areas, shopping-flow explanation, account entry, and seller calls to action. Retained previously documented engineering details without claiming new interviews, purchase testing, or marketplace metrics.
Solution & documented scope
A shared storefront connects product discovery with buyer access and seller entry. The company’s documented scope adds seller onboarding, OTP authentication, dashboards, order management, and cash-on-delivery handling. The observed public catalog error is recorded as a review limitation rather than hidden as a successful transaction.
Features & functional scope
- Seller onboarding
- OTP-based authentication
- Admin and seller dashboards
- Order management
- Cash-on-delivery payment flow
User experience & interface
The storefront groups search, categories, products, and shopping steps around buyer discovery, with seller entry kept in the header and calls to action. The captured login avoids treating promotional figures as proof of marketplace scale.
System architecture
Layers below show only the technology information currently documented for this project.
Technical implementation
Frontend
React
Backend & data
Django, PostgreSQL
Access & integrations
OTP authentication and separate admin/seller dashboards are documented. Provider details are not supplied.
Deployment & testing
Vercel deployment is recorded in the company profile; testing and infrastructure details are not supplied.
Challenges & solutions
A project-specific challenge log has not been provided. Technical incidents, tradeoffs, and their resolutions can be added here when verified.
Results & outcome
The marketplace’s public shell and account entry are accessible.
Catalog loading was unavailable during review; no completed purchase, seller count, customer count, or business growth metric is verified.
Inside the interface
Captured interfaces are labeled with the screen and review context. Select an available screenshot to view it in detail.
Interface preview
Real interface screenshots are not currently available for public review. The cover artwork illustrates this project’s domain.
Technology stack
Frontend & interface
Backend
Database
Infrastructure & build tools
Project links
Public project and repository links have not been added.
Project status
Production status recorded in the company profile; current operating details are not independently verified.
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