Open source and free shadcn/ui templates by Mohammadoftadeh (1 templates)

Shopco is a fully functional, open-source e-commerce website that converts a professional Figma design into a responsive, production-ready web application using Next.js 14 App Router, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui components, Framer Motion for animations, and Redux Toolkit for state management. This project demonstrates best practices for building modern e-commerce platforms with server-side rendering, static site generation, smooth animations, and global state management while maintaining excellent performance and SEO optimization. The application features a complete product catalog with filtering, sorting, and search functionality, responsive, mobile-first design that works beautifully across all devices, shopping cart management powered by Redux Toolkit, smooth page transitions and micro-interactions using Framer Motion, accessible and customizable UI components from shadcn/ui, optimized images and fonts for fast loading times, type-safe development with TypeScript throughout, and well-organized project structure following Next.js 14 best practices. The tech stack showcases how to combine Redux for complex state management with Next.js server components, implement animations that enhance rather than hinder user experience, structure large applications with clear separation of concerns in app routing, components, Redux features, and styles, and build SEO-friendly e-commerce sites with proper meta tags and semantic HTML. This project is valuable for developers learning to build production-ready e-commerce applications from design to deployment, studying how to convert Figma designs into pixel-perfect web implementations, understanding Redux Toolkit patterns in modern Next.js applications, exploring animation best practices with Framer Motion, and creating portfolio pieces demonstrating full-stack e-commerce capabilities. Released under the MIT License, Shopco serves as both a functional e-commerce template and an educational resource for contemporary web development practices in the e-commerce domain.