Mike Mai

E-commerce mobile app runs on iOS and Android devices that allows users to browse, search, get product details, read and write reviews, purchase products, create support tickets, and manage orders. It is available to download in Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

PurpleGather.com is a single page application (SPA), ecommerce website. Customers are able to browse and search catalog, add items to shopping cart, and place orders.

This is the app that I wrote for Master Cutlery. You can build your own knife with this knife customization app. You get to choose handle material, bolster, box, and pouch. The visual appearance and the price of the knife will be changed based on your configuration.

Redesign Master Cutlery website. Enhanced existing functionality and implemented new functionality like filter product by varies attributes (categories, brands, themes, prices, availability).

This web application is built exclusively for Master Cutlery staffs, in which it will be used during the shows throughout the year. It allows the staffs to place orders for customers on site with show-only discounted pricing as well as create new customers.

MasterCutleryRetail.com is a E-Commerce website built on Shopify platform. It targets end consumers instead of wholesale businesses (MasterCutlery.com). It help generate revenues and increase brand awareness.

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