DealFW Storefront↗
Browse the warehouse. Reserve online. Collect locally.
ACTUAL APPLICATION CAPTUREOpen it.
Inspect the work.
A working storefront, an auction operation, and the code that supports pickup scheduling. The capture below is the public DealFW website.
Open full size ↗describe('automatic auction pickup windows', () => {
it('uses the next five weekdays after a Friday close, never the closing day', () => {
const window = automaticPickupWindow({ id: 'real-id', name: 'Auction 5', endDate: '2026-09-11' })!;
expect(window.id).toBe('sale_real-id');
expect(window.days.map(d => d.date)).toEqual(['2026-09-14', '2026-09-15', '2026-09-16', '2026-09-17', '2026-09-18']);
});
it('crosses weekends and year boundaries without losing a pickup day', () => {
expect(automaticPickupWindow({ id: 'a', name: 'Auction', endDate: '2026-12-30' })!.days.map(d => d.date))
.toEqual(['2026-12-31', '2027-01-01', '2027-01-04', '2027-01-05', '2027-01-06']);
});Original storefront test excerpt. Checks pickup-day generation across weekends and year boundaries. Full business repository remains private.
22 unit tests passed across five files on September 14, 2026. This run covers storefront logic; it is not a production transaction or security audit.
A real problem.
A considered solution.
Local liquidation shoppers need to understand what is available, the condition of each item, and how to collect a purchase. Fixed-price reservations and auction bidding also follow different paths.
What I worked on.
The DealFW storefront connects public inventory, product details, reservations, membership, and pickup information. It directs auction bidders to HiBid and explains the pay-at-pickup flow for website reservations.
Browse inventory
Browse the public inventory by category or open the current HiBid auction.
A guided explanation of the project architecture. This explorer does not connect to production systems.
Make buying paths explicit.
Fixed-price items can be reserved through the website. Auction bids take place on HiBid, with links and pickup guidance connecting the two experiences.
Publish a limited inventory view.
Customer-facing pages use a public inventory projection, keeping internal warehouse and employee fields outside the storefront.
Test operational edge cases.
The storefront test suite includes pickup-window generation across weekends and year boundaries. The captured run records 22 passing unit tests across five files.
A live customer-facing website for the DealFW business, which reached a best week of $8,000 in company revenue.
The revenue figure is a user-reported company milestone, not profit, an average, or revenue attributed solely to the website. The employee scanning platform is a separate project.
DealFW Scanning Platform
Arlington, TX · Open to Seattle and US relocation