Yoann Gueny

Der Baukasten A subtle concept for game design or interior mood

Discover here www.der-baukasten.com/

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MASAHIROMARUYAMA Official Website MASAHIROMARUYAMA is a Japanese handmade eyewear brand with the concept of “unfinished art.” Its designs blend artistry and craftsmanship, earning the brand the prestigious Silmo d'Or Grand Prix in Paris.

Discover here en.masahiromaruyama.com/

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Layrid / 100th Projects This is a commemorative site celebrating the milestone of reaching 100 personal creations.

Discover here layrid.tomoyaokada.com/

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Cooking something new for Birdie Memory from the French countryside.

If you enjoy quick card games that combine strategy and luck in equal measure, I recommend trying Skyjo.

There's also an Android and iOS app available, and it works quite well.

Draft version of Birdie Memory Studio UI in Figma

I also need auth for my project

Found Row Level Security: the DB becomes the bouncer.

It checks who you are and only lets you touch the rows you’re allowed.

Safe client‑side queries, less backend code. Love it.

Just ran my first test with PostgreSQL on Supabase!

It’s been ages since I wrote SQL myself, and that thrill of seeing data appear in the DB instantly brought me back to my first dynamic website days.

On the B2B products page, we added some of our clients logo to build trust, along with information about the origin of our products, which are 100% printed in France.

What are your thoughts on it?

Now that the quote form is ready, we have updated the shop page for the French market.

Previously, our B2C and B2B products were combined on a single page, which could be confusing for our clients. Now, we've created two separate entry points, each with its own dedicated page.

Any good Supabase tutorial to recommend?

No more forgetting documents.
No more manual copy/paste.

Just a few clicks from start to finish, plus analytics to better track leads.

- A draft order is automatically created in Shopify + they get the quote PDF instantly
- They validate it and send me their purchase order
- I convert the draft order to a real order with one click
- Shopify automatically emails them the invoice PDF after shipping

No more endless emails.

Now that we’re focusing more on B2B, I decided to streamline everything with a quote form. Here’s the new process:

- Libraries click “Request a Quote” on our website
- They fill in the form with all needed details

- I manually edit a quote in Excel and send it
- They validate it internally, create a purchase order, and send it to me
- I manually create the order in Shopify
- Ship the product + send the invoice PDF

Painful. Slow.

At first, I didn’t bother building a proper system because we didn’t have that many B2B orders.
Here’s how the old process looked 👇

- Website indicate we accept payment on delivery
- They email us asking for info + a quote
- I reply asking for details
- They send the info

Why did I build a quote form for Birdie Memory? 🐦📄

Our business has a small B2B side, mostly libraries.
They love our product because it lets them create bird-themed activities.
But… they’re funded by the government, so they only accept payment on delivery.

Then, boom! Almost everything was ready.

The UI was integrated and styled.
The texts were translated.
The script handled error testing and called my API.
I only had to tweak a few UI details and correct some script errors.

Still need to polish it before publishing.

The hook solution worked perfectly, and the quote form is now complete!

This part was effortless with Cursor AI.
I already had other forms, like a newsletter, on my website.

So I simply provided it with the fields required by my API and asked it to follow my existing coding style.

My new idea is to use Shopify hooks. This way, when the draft order is ready, it will trigger one of my scripts to send the email.

Wish me luck!

I tried some stupid suggestions from ChatGPT, like creating a timeout loop to wait for the order to be ready. However, I feel this approach is prone to unexpected bugs.

After some research, I found that creating draft orders is an asynchronous process. Even if the creation is successful, the order isn't fully ready. This is why it was unable to send the email notification.

I had almost finished my quote form for Birdie Memory but encountered an unexpected error during the tests.

The Shopify API for creating draft orders started returning 202 status codes, and the email notification API stopped working.

I'm taking some time to learn Makerkit and, moreover, Supabase.

Once I understand both, I'll be unstoppable.

My script finally sends clients an email with a download link for their quote PDF 📨

Last step: adding the form to the website, then I’m done!