It started with a small observation: everyone buys the same pot, then takes it home to a corner that looks like nobody else's. The pot outlasts everything else in the plant–pot–corner trio, yet it gets the least thought.
UniPot tries the reverse: let people decide every detail of the pot — the shape, the glaze, the pattern, the material, and the name on the rim. The hard part is not offering many options, it's helping someone choose without drowning in them.
So most of the effort here went into the experience: seeing each change immediately, knowing what it costs before you commit, trying the pot in a photo of your actual room, and an advisor that explains itself instead of just producing an answer.
What you can do here
Everything this site offers. Tap any card for a step-by-step guide to that feature.
Every page has an English version. You don't need an account to buy, you pay on delivery, and you track an order with just the code we send you.
The admin area
Six screens only an administrator can open. The cards below still open a guide to read, but they don't lead anywhere. Go to one of those paths without the right account and the site returns 404, not 403 — an admin page shouldn't announce that it exists to someone who can't enter it.
Who made this
Design & engineeringNguyễn Lê Minh Bảo
A course project at the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH). The interface, the pot-drawing engine and the advisor were all built by one person.
Built with
Next.js, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, Prisma on Postgres. Every product image is a parametric SVG — not one stock photo — so changing the glaze genuinely changes the pot instead of swapping between a few photographs.