100×100
A wellness store built with Next.js, Node.js and Strapi, with custom product and content layouts.
I planned the store and developed its Next.js, Node.js and Strapi implementation.
- Field
- Wellness commerce
- Built with
- Next.js / Node.js / Strapi
- Project year
- 2023–2025
The challenge
100×100 needed an online store for its wellness products. The brief covered planning and development, including custom ways to display products, content blocks and product information. A standard shop theme would not cover that scope on its own.
The approach
I planned and developed the store using Next.js for the website, Node.js for backend development and Strapi for content management.
The project, in detail
The images show the interface and its context. Captions distinguish project archives from current-site views.
A catalogue shaped around the product
The development included custom product presentation and the information that sits around each item. I treated those parts as one shopping experience rather than separating the catalogue from the brand pages.
Content beyond product descriptions
Strapi was part of the store’s content stack. My work covered how product data and page blocks are displayed on the Next.js site, so the same project could support commerce pages and brand content.
Headless commerce for wellness
The store combines a custom frontend with a content-management system. It is a useful example for a brand that needs its catalogue and editorial pages to share a technical foundation.
The outcome
Store planning and development with custom product and content layouts.
Next.js, Node.js, Strapi
Details of 100×100
What did I work on for 100×100?
I planned and developed the store using Next.js for the website, Node.js for backend development and Strapi for content management.
Which technology did the project use?
Next.js, Node.js, Strapi. Store planning and development with custom product and content layouts.
What do the images show?
Current public website, October 2026. The screen shows the client’s present interface; it is not a claim that every later change was my work.
