JOPET Computers is a demonstration storefront
JOPET Computers is a fictional electronics brand, built to demonstrate a complete storefront: a campaign hero, category browsing, deals with a live countdown, product pages, favourites, a working basket and an editorial section — all of it served from one Node process with no framework and no dependencies.
Built without dependencies
Native ES modules on the server and in the browser. No framework, no bundler, no build step. The fonts and the photography are served from the same origin as the page, and nothing third-party loads unless you accept it in the cookie banner.
What it deliberately does not do
It does not authenticate anyone, take a payment, send an email or claim a backend it does not have. Everywhere a real shop would call a server, this storefront tells you that it cannot.
Connect a shop and all of it is real
Point it at a RegEx storefront API and the catalogue, prices, stock, delivery quotes, checkout, payments, order tracking, refunds, reviews and accounts are that shop’s own.
Answers, plainly
Can I buy any of this?
Not from the demonstration catalogue. There is no shop connected to it, so nothing is dispatched and no payment is taken. Connect a shop and every part of the checkout is real.
Where is my basket stored?
In this browser’s own storage, on this device. It never leaves it until you place an order, and clearing the site’s data empties it.
Do the demonstration images show real products?
No. The hero and the six-product catalogue sheet were generated as original artwork for this storefront. They depict no real device from any manufacturer.
Why does a category show nothing?
Because there is nothing in it. A category the shop has declared but not stocked says so, rather than being filled with something from another shelf.