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The Sneakers E-commerce Product Page is designed to showcase a product and provide an intuitive shopping experience. Users can navigate through product images, adjust the quantity of the product they wish to purchase, and add it to their cart. This project is perfect for developers who want to improve their front-end skills,.

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Sneakers E-commerce Website

Introduction

Hello, fellow developers! Today, I'm excited to share a project I recently completed: a Sneakers E-commerce Product Page Website. This project allows users to view product details, switch between product images, and manage their cart, all in a visually appealing and responsive interface. It's a great way to practice building an interactive e-commerce page with dynamic content.

Project Overview

The Sneakers E-commerce Product Page is designed to showcase a product and provide an intuitive shopping experience. Users can navigate through product images, adjust the quantity of the product they wish to purchase, and add it to their cart. This project is perfect for developers who want to improve their front-end skills, particularly in building responsive, interactive user interfaces.

Features

  • Responsive Navigation: A responsive navigation menu that adapts to different screen sizes, providing a seamless experience across devices.
  • Product Gallery: Allows users to switch between different product images, giving them a detailed view of the sneakers.
  • Cart Functionality: Users can add products to their cart and view the cart's contents in real-time, enhancing the shopping experience.
  • Interactive Buttons: Includes buttons for increasing or decreasing the product quantity and adding items to the cart, making the user interface more dynamic and user-friendly.

Technologies Used

  • HTML: Used for structuring the content on the webpage.
  • CSS: Applied for styling the webpage and ensuring it is responsive across various devices.
  • JavaScript: Implemented for handling user interactions, such as updating the cart and switching product images.

Installation

To get started with the project, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the repository:

    git clone https://github.com/abhishekboadgurjar/Sneakers-Ecommerce.git
  2. Open the project directory:

    cd Sneakers-Ecommerce
  3. Run the project:

    • You can either run it on a local server or simply open the index.html file in a web browser.

Usage

  1. Open the website in a web browser.
  2. Navigate through the product images by clicking on the thumbnails below the main product image.
  3. Adjust the quantity of the product you wish to purchase using the plus and minus buttons.
  4. Add the product to the cart by clicking the "Add to Cart" button.
  5. View the cart's contents by clicking the cart icon, which displays the items you've added.

Live Demo

You can check out the live demo of the Sneakers E-commerce Product Page here.

Screenshots

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Conclusion

Building this Sneakers E-commerce Product Page was an engaging experience that enhanced my understanding of responsive design and dynamic content management. I hope you find this project insightful and useful for your own web development journey. Feel free to explore the code and customize it to your liking. Happy coding!

Credits

This project was inspired by a Frontend Mentor challenge, designed to hone skills in building e-commerce websites.

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