MOSNG
a React storefront connected to Bitrix
I redesigned the storefront in React and connected it to Bitrix, with custom tools for managing the catalogue.
- Field
- Climate equipment commerce
- Built with
- React / PHP / 1C-Bitrix
- Project year
- 2023–2025
The challenge
MOSNG sells air conditioning, ventilation and heating equipment. The project required a redesign of its existing store, with the new interface connected to Bitrix and catalog administration adapted to the business.
The approach
The engagement covered planning, design and implementation. The React frontend was integrated with Bitrix, and the administration panel gained custom catalog-management functionality. The delivered scope joined the storefront presentation with the tools used to manage its products.
The project, in detail
The images show the interface and its context. Captions distinguish project archives from current-site views.
The storefront and the editing side
The redesign covered two connected surfaces: the React storefront customers use and the Bitrix administration panel where the catalogue is managed. The React frontend was integrated with Bitrix, and the panel gained custom catalogue controls alongside the planning and design work.
Choosing equipment is a separate journey
The current public shop lets buyers inspect a product gallery, installation pricing and technical information on one page. A separate selection form asks about room area, ceiling height, occupancy and window direction. I include these screens to show the store’s customer-facing context; they do not expose or substitute for the custom Bitrix administration work.
The outcome
Redesigned interface in React
Frontend integrated with Bitrix
Custom catalog-management controls
Details of MOSNG
What part of commerce did this involve?
The React storefront and Bitrix administration were considered together so customers could browse while staff maintained the catalogue.
