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Palengke Plus

A community-first marketplace that brings the neighborhood palengke online—connecting Filipino shoppers, local vendors, fresh products, delivery, and order tracking in one approachable experience.

Role
Full Stack Developer · UI/UX Designer
Industry
Local commerce · Delivery
Scope
Product strategy · UX architecture
Views
5 interface references

Interface story

The design in detail.
One connected experience.

Five connected views show the customer and vendor experience from discovery through fulfillment.

Palengke Plus marketplace discovery, checkout, tracking, and vendor interfaces

01 — Project overview

Palengke Plus translates the familiar rhythm of a Filipino public market into a clear digital journey. The product is designed around two connected audiences: customers who need confidence in freshness and delivery, and vendors who need a simple way to manage products, stock, and orders.

02 — Problem

Fresh-food shopping depends on trust, familiarity, and fast decisions. The interface needed to preserve that local feeling while making discovery, vendor comparison, payment, fulfillment, and order status understandable for customers who may be new to online grocery shopping.

03 — My role

  • Product strategy
  • UX architecture
  • Interface design
  • Frontend development

04 — Technical architecture

Stack & capabilities
Full-stack web app · Responsive UI · Marketplace UX

05 — Approach

I organized the experience around the customer journey—discover, compare, add, choose delivery, and track—then mirrored the same order lifecycle inside a lightweight vendor dashboard. Visual cues, familiar produce photography, peso pricing, and concise labels keep the platform recognizably local.

06 — Solution

The resulting concept combines a browse-first marketplace, vendor storefronts, a guided checkout, real-time delivery status, and an inventory workspace. Responsive patterns keep the essential actions close at hand on both desktop and mobile.

07 — Outcome

The case study demonstrates a complete two-sided marketplace flow rather than a single storefront screen. It gives future collaborators a concrete view of how product thinking, interface design, and full-stack implementation can work together.

08 — What I learned

A local-commerce product feels trustworthy when the interface reflects real buying habits. Clear vendor identity, visible delivery details, and familiar language do more for confidence than adding extra features.

Portfolio note. These visuals present the product direction and interface scope in a client-friendly format. Live previews and public repositories are linked where available.

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