Beauty, wellness, and health ecommerce with strong SEO, customer accounts, admin panel, Google Shopping feed, and checkout with Mercado Pago, bank transfer, and cash. Next.js and Supabase.
Sadona is an ecommerce focused on beauty, wellness, and health products — skincare, supplements, personal care, and related categories. From the start, the goal was to build a store that not only sells well but also gets found: SEO was a core requirement, not an afterthought.
The site is structured for search engines from the ground up: semantic URLs, optimized metadata, structured data for products, fast page loads, and content architecture that supports category and product landing pages. The idea is to compete on organic visibility in a niche where discovery matters as much as the catalog itself.
On the operations side, there is a full admin panel to manage products, categories, orders, and inventory without touching code. Staff can update prices, stock, descriptions, and images from one place. Customers have their own accounts: they can register, log in, track orders, and save shipping details for repeat purchases.
Sadona is connected to Google Shopping through a product feed synced with the catalog. When products are added or updated in the admin, the feed reflects those changes so listings stay consistent across the store and Google’s merchant surfaces.
Checkout supports multiple payment methods to match how people actually buy in Argentina: Mercado Pago for card and wallet payments, bank transfer, and cash on delivery or pickup. The flow guides the customer through cart, shipping, and payment choice with clear confirmation at each step.
Built with Next.js and Supabase — server components and API routes for performance and SEO, Supabase for auth, database, and storage. Tailwind CSS for the UI and TypeScript across the stack for maintainability as the catalog and features grow.