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IJSREM63440
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10 |
5 |
May 2026
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1-6
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
Computer Engineering
HSBPVT`s Faculty of Engineering , Kashti
Computer Engineering
HSBPVT`s Faculty of Engineering , Kashti
Computer Engineering
HHSBPVT`s Faculty of Engineering , Kashti
Computer Engineering
HSBPVT`s Faculty of Engineering , Kashti
Computer Engineering
HSBPVT`s Faculty of Engineering , Kashti
The escalating global emphasis on sustainability and the principles of a circular economy have catalyzed the need for innovative digital solutions that extend beyond traditional commerce. This research presents Ecomove, a novel e-commerce platform meticulously engineered to facilitate the buying and selling of second-hand products, thereby promoting resource efficiency and waste reduction. The platform is designed not merely as a marketplace but as a comprehensive ecosystem that integrates core functionalities with planned modules for recycling, product donation, and eco-friendly logistics. This paper details the successful implementation of Ecomove's foundational architecture, which includes a robust user authentication system and fully functional buying and selling workflows. The system is built using a modern web technology stack, featuring a dynamic frontend developed with React.js and a secure, scalable backend powered by Appwrite, an open-source Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS). The choice of Redux Toolkit for state management ensures efficient data handling, while TailwindCSS provides a responsive and intuitive user interface. This document outlines the system architecture, development methodologies, and the design principles underpinning Ecomove. It further discusses the technical challenges encountered, the rationale behind key design decisions, and a roadmap for future development aimed at transforming Ecomove into a holistic digital partner for sustainable living.
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ThThis research has successfully detailed the complete design and implementation of Ecomove, a comprehensive sustainable e-commerce platform. By leveraging a modern technology stack comprising React.js and Appwrite, we have built a secure, scalable, and user-friendly ecosystem that seamlessly integrates marketplace functions with sustainability-focused services. The platform now features fully operational modules for buying and selling second-hand goods, coordinating recycling pickups, facilitating product donations, and managing eco-friendly shifting services—all unified under a sophisticated role-based access control system. The implementation of role-based authentication supporting three distinct user types (regular users, recycling agencies, and shifting agencies) with differentiated page access and functionalities represents a significant achievement in creating a multi-stakeholder platform. The strategic use of Redux Toolkit for state management and TailwindCSS for responsive design ensures that the platform is performant, maintainable, and provides an excellent user experience across all user roles. Comprehensive testing with 25 participants across all user types has validated the usability, security, and reliability of all implemented features. Ecomove successfully demonstrates how modern web technologies can be harnessed to build digital ecosystems that actively promote a circular economy. By providing a unified platform where users can not only buy and sell products but also donate items to those in need, arrange for responsible recycling, and access eco-friendly logistics services, Ecomove empowers individuals and organizations to make environmentally conscious choices with unprecedented ease. The platform eliminates the friction of navigating multiple disconnected services, making sustainable behavior the path of least resistance. The successful implementation of all core modules—authentication, marketplace, recycling, donation, and shifting—establishes Ecomove as more than just a marketplace. It represents a comprehensive digital partner for sustainable living, actively bridging the gap between environmental intention and action. As users continue to engage with the platform, Ecomove contributes directly to waste reduction, resource conservation, and the advancement of circular economy principles. With a robust foundation in place and a clear roadmap for enhancement, Ecomove is positioned to evolve continuously, meeting the growing demands of environmentally conscious consumers and agencies committed to a sustainable future.
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5/19/2026
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