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Kitchen Professional
Year: 2026
Technology: Next.js 15, React 19, Medusa.js v2, PostgreSQL, Tailwind CSS, Paystack
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Online kitchenware store for Ghana — Next.js storefront on a Medusa v2 backend with Paystack MoMo and card payments, delivery zones and pickup, plus customer, staff and super-admin portals.
MoMo + Card
Paystack payments
4
Access portals
Medusa v2
Commerce engine
Overview
Kitchen Professional is a full-stack e-commerce platform for a Ghanaian kitchenware business based in Sarpeiman, Accra. It sells cookware, appliances, utensils and storage to homes, restaurants and home cooks across Ghana, with prices in Ghana Cedis and checkout through Paystack Mobile Money and card payments.
Customer Experience
- Fast Next.js storefront with featured, best-seller, trending and new-arrival collections
- Category browsing, search, wishlist and product pages with stock status
- Paystack checkout supporting MoMo and card payments in GHS
- Delivery zones and a pickup option, plus order tracking and a WhatsApp support button
- Customer account area with order history
Business Management
- Owner and staff dashboard for orders, catalogue, discounts, customers and delivery
- Inventory control with a stock history log
- Staff permission matrix so each team member sees only what they need
- Separate super-admin portal for platform-level settings
- SendGrid email for order messages and toggleable Hubtel SMS alerts
Technical Architecture
A Next.js 15 and React 19 storefront styled with Tailwind CSS and Radix UI, talking to a Medusa.js v2 commerce backend on PostgreSQL, with MinIO object storage for product images. The storefront is deployed on Vercel and the API on Railway, with Paystack webhooks handling payment confirmation.
Conclusion
Kitchen Professional gives the business a complete online shop and a practical back office, so staff can process orders, keep products accurate and manage delivery without technical help.
