Vendor list

Introduction

As we use the services of specialists, we tend to use third-party vendor services for almost everything. Some are optional, for some we provide limited options, and we always welcome suggestions!

What we (almost) always use

In the product configuration section on our shoppingstreet.io landingpage we provide a list of limited options for setting up a template webshop.

For your backend, either:

1. Shopify
2. BigCommerce
3. Stripe
4. Commercejs
5. Saleor
6. Swell

For your front-end, either:

1. Gatsbyjs
2. Nextjs
3. Heroku

For deploying your front-end, either:

1. Netlify
2. Vercel

For optional features:

• Mailchimp or MailerLite (Newsletters, and campaigns)
• Legal Reaction LLC, our sister firm for legal advice, terms, and other legal documents
• We have a network of:
  • designers for brands, and brandstyles,
  • frontend specialists, with knowledge of CSS, svg, and any other technique for designing webgraphics.
  • photoshop artists

With regard to brand design, if your use case is less demanding you can opt for solutions like brandmark.io.

What we also use:

Features in webshops developed by us are powered by third-party vendors:

1. Auth0 for our customer login
2. Contentful for content for blogposts and other data
3. Strapi.io for any custom backend solution (Database + API)
4. Yotpo for integrating customer reviews in inter alia your website
5. Sanity.io automation and backend for landingpages
6. Chat with your customers, Crisp, Tidio en Slack

What we use for development:

1. Material-UI which is a front-end component library
2. Tailwind CCS which is a styling library
3. Slack for direct communication with our customer
4. Asana managing tasks for development

The list goes on...

We are not biased towards software. We have no relations with any of the chosen technologies, i.e. vendors. We are always open for new suggestions. We always seek improvements and it is our biggest fear to miss the next big thing that will help our customers!