MajiTech Global Ventures

Computer Village runs on WhatsApp and word of mouth. Buyers ask for a price, wait for a reply, and compare three sellers before lunch. A laptop retailer with no searchable catalogue loses the buyer who types 'Dell Latitude price in Lagos' into Google. MajiTech needed a store that shows real Naira prices, confirms stock honestly, and turns a browsing session into a WhatsApp order.

Built on Next.js 16 with Prisma and a staff admin protected by session auth and rate limiting. Buyers add laptops to a cart, then hand the order to WhatsApp with an order code so staff confirm stock, delivery, and payment. Brand pages for Dell, HP, and Lenovo, budget pages for laptops under ₦500,000, ₦800,000, and ₦1.2 million, a side-by-side compare tool, and a laptop recommendation wizard. Sitemap, robots, structured data, and an llms.txt file ship with the build.

Before: prices shared one chat at a time, no search presence, no way to compare. After: a live catalogue in Naira, budget and brand pages that match how Nigerians search for laptops, a guided wizard for undecided buyers, and an order hand-off that reaches staff on WhatsApp with the cart already filled in.

• Live catalogue of Dell, HP, and Lenovo laptops with verified specifications and Naira pricing
• Budget landing pages for under ₦500,000, ₦800,000, and ₦1.2 million, built for how buyers actually search
• Cart to WhatsApp order hand-off with an order code, so no enquiry starts from zero
• Staff admin with product management, staff accounts, and password reset
• Compare tool and laptop wizard that guide undecided buyers to a shortlist