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Imaginative Artisans Using Mern Stack

Authors

Akash. S

MCA Department of Computer Applications, VISTAS (IN)

Dr. S. Prasanna

Professor, Department of computer application (PG), VISTAS (IN)

Article Information

DOI: 10.51583/IJLTEMAS.2025.140400067

Subject Category: MERN Stack

Volume/Issue: 14/4 | Page No: 606-615

Publication Timeline

Submitted: 2025-05-15

Published: 2025-05-15

Abstract

Abstract: This project is aimed at women artisans in “Imaginative Artisans” for transformational purposes to empower them with a special site where they can display their unique crafts and talents. By using MongoDB, Express.js, React.js, Node.js (MERN stack), the project seeks to bridge the gap between talented artisans and potential buyers to promote economic independence, recognition and community support. In essence, it solves the problem of many brilliant female artisans who have no platform specifically designed for them where they can display their skills and earn sustainable income. The project will build an intuitive and visually appealing platform that meets the different needs of both buyers and craftsmen through thorough research, user- centered design as well as agile development methods. Some key features include: authentication of users; ability to manage profiles; display of products; processing orders; having community forums and personalized suggestions. This makes the platform scalable, flexible and interactive thereby ensuring a smooth user experience since it is powered by MERN stack. The project also focuses on data privacy and security by putting in place adequate measures that would protect the user information and ensure compliance with data protection laws. To keep up with the changing needs and desires of its customers, the project seeks to develop further and improve itself over time, through continuous iteration, user feedback, performance monitoring.

Keywords

MERN STACK, Women Empowerment, Artisans, E- commerce Platform, Digital Marketplace, Community Support

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