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Andre's Stuff Yo

A concept storefront for a one-person reseller sitting on nine storage units of real auction finds — iPads, GPS watches, gaming laptops, a Vitamix — styled as an interdimensional salvage operation run out of a garage lab. The catalog below behaves like a real Shopify storefront: live search, sorting, inventory-aware quantity, and a slide-out cart drawer that opens the instant you add something.

Live search Sort by price Slide-out cart drawer Inventory-aware quantity Product image gallery Condition grading
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The salvage shelf

Search, filter, and sort a real 14-item catalog, then add straight to cart. The drawer that slides in from the right is the same pattern Shopify's own Dawn theme uses — it's wired up here, not faked.

🔒 shop.andresstuffyo.com/collections/all
All salvage Tablets Wearables Laptops Phones Kitchen
All Tablets Wearables Laptops Phones Kitchen
14 specimens

Your haul

The salvage shelf: live search and category filters narrow the grid, sort reorders it by price, and every "Add to cart" opens the drawer instantly — the same interaction pattern real Shopify themes use.
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Search and filters, wired together. Typing in the search box and tapping a category chip both narrow the same live grid at once, the way a real Shopify collection page with a search app combines query params.
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Inventory-aware quantity. Since every listing is one physical item, the quantity stepper caps at 1 and the card visibly changes to "Claimed" once it's in your cart — real out-of-stock behavior, not a static label.
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A real cart drawer. Adding an item slides in a cart drawer with live totals and a remove control, then links down to a full /cart page showing the exact same state — both patterns a Shopify theme actually ships with.
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The specimen report

Buyers see exactly what's known and unknown about the item before they pay, with a real thumbnail gallery instead of one lonely photo — written like lab notes from a guy in a garage, because that's what it is.

🔒 shop.andresstuffyo.com/products/ipad-pro-129-1tb
Product detail with a plain-language "lab notes" box and a working thumbnail gallery. Tap any card above to load it here; tap a thumbnail to swap the main photo.
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Gallery, not a single hero shot. Every specimen gets a second angle in the thumbnail row — clicking swaps the main image, matching how a real Shopify product media gallery behaves.
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Lab notes replace the DM interrogation. The three questions every Marketplace buyer asks — does it work, what's missing, any damage — are answered before they're asked, in the store's own voice.
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No haggling field. Price is the price; it replaces the Marketplace lowball-offer flood with a listing that just works like a normal store.
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Cart & portal pickup

The same cart state from the drawer, shown as a full page with a local-pickup option built in, since a lot of these buyers are close enough to just swing by the garage.

🔒 shop.andresstuffyo.com/cart

Your haul

0 specimens

Portal pickup buyers get a text with a pickup window — no separate coordinating over Marketplace chat.
Cart with local pickup surfaced as a first-class option — renamed "portal pickup" but functioning exactly like Shopify local pickup, free for nearby buyers. This page and the drawer read from the exact same cart state.
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Local pickup, built in. This is the mechanic the brief actually needs: most buyers are nearby, so free local pickup beats shipping cost and box-hunting — the theme just names it better.
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Real checkout, no chat required. Payment happens in the cart, not across five back-and-forth Marketplace messages.
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One state, two views. Drawer for a quick glance, full page for a final review — exactly how real Shopify storefronts let a shopper check their cart two different ways without losing anything.