Ceramics test-checkout store.
The engineering brief.

Let visitors explore a small studio's supplied ceramic pieces and test an explicitly non-live purchase journey.

Stripe stores & product catalogs · Authored October 27, 2026 · Curated specification, not a claim of a completed production build

A connected route plan.

  1. Home
  2. Login
  3. Register
  4. products workspace
  5. Record detail
  6. Profile

Specific interaction

Build category filters, product routes, quantity controls and a test-checkout handoff; do not invent stock or shipping promises.

Acceptance check

Change quantity and verify totals before completing only the configured test workflow.

The starting data contract.

products · 3 typed fields
name
string · required
price
number
available
boolean
cart_items · 2 typed fields
title
string · required
quantity
number

Capabilities

Database · Visitor auth · Stripe test Checkout. The brief requires real supported integrations; missing services must stay explicitly unavailable.

Design direction

An image-led editorial storefront with disciplined product typography, quiet surfaces and a compact accessible cart drawer; use only supplied product imagery.

The complete prompt.

Edit business facts, service boundaries and the first-release scope before building. The specification is original public documentation, not a customer project source bundle.

PRODUCT AND OUTCOME
Build ceramics test-checkout store. Let visitors explore a small studio's supplied ceramic pieces and test an explicitly non-live purchase journey. Build category filters, product routes, quantity controls and a test-checkout handoff; do not invent stock or shipping promises.

ROUTES AND ARCHITECTURE
Create Home, Login, Register, products workspace, Record detail, Profile as real, connected routes. Establish the shared design, route and data contract before generating modules. Keep feature modules, shared navigation, data state and styles separate. Use the supported runtime and approved components; do not invent dependencies or disconnected pages.

DATA CONTRACT
Start from this data/schema.json specification: {"version":1,"collections":[{"name":"products","fields":{"name":{"type":"string","required":true},"price":{"type":"number"},"available":{"type":"boolean"}},"label":"products","access":"private","seed":[]},{"name":"cart_items","fields":{"title":{"type":"string","required":true},"quantity":{"type":"number"}},"label":"cart items","access":"private","seed":[]}]}. Wire list/get/create/update/remove and subscriptions to real Uvilno.db calls. Derive filters, counts and charts from the same returned records. Real transactional collections begin empty; visibly label and separate any fictional demonstration data. Private writes require the actual isolated visitor identity, not a local role label.

IDENTITY AND INTEGRATIONS
Use configured project-scoped Uvilno.auth; preserve the creator's Uvilno session. Handle sign-in, confirmation, errors and sign-out honestly. Do not add model inference or an unrelated AI assistant unless the brief requests it. Use only the configured Stripe TEST Checkout workflow; a test receipt is not a live charge, fulfilled order or purchased entitlement. Preview Admin/Member/Guest controls change presentation only and cannot authorize privileged writes.

DESIGN DIRECTION
An image-led editorial storefront with disciplined product typography, quiet surfaces and a compact accessible cart drawer; use only supplied product imagery. Use only supplied or permission-cleared imagery and licensed fonts. Support 320, 390, 768 and 1440px layouts, keyboard interaction, visible focus and reduced motion. Do not invent testimonials, clients, credentials, usage metrics or awards.

ACCEPTANCE
Change quantity and verify totals before completing only the configured test workflow. Also check invalid input, empty collections, loading, failed writes, cross-page navigation and a second isolated visitor. Preserve form input on failure; do not claim a check passed unless executed.

HANDOFF
Describe unsupported requirements and Uvilno-hosted dependencies explicitly. Source unlock is $4.99 for one project; generation, hosting and services remain separate. Exporting frontend source does not migrate private records, credentials, accounts or managed infrastructure. Prepare this as an editable brief: project naming never starts generation, and the user must explicitly send it.

Related workflows.

Questions before you choose.

What does the ceramics test-checkout store prompt include?

It defines 6 route roles, the products and cart_items collections, specific interactions, design direction and an acceptance check. Review the supplied requirements before asking the builder to implement them.

Does preparing this prompt start a build or spend usage?

No. The action saves the exact editable brief and opens project naming or authentication. Generation starts only when you explicitly send the prompt. Copying the text makes no model request.

Are the generated app and services included in a $4.99 source unlock?

The one-time unlock grants source access for one project. Generation, hosting and external services are separate. Managed authentication, data, AI and payments remain hosted dependencies unless migrated or replaced; private records and credentials are not in the export.

Check the architecture. Compare the tradeoffs.

Follow the data model, account boundary and source handoff before choosing a builder.