Draw the frontend boundary
Decide what your website or app renders and what Ominity provides. Keep shared content and business records behind the API.
Choose the integration package
Use the TypeScript or PHP SDK, a framework package, or the available Next.js storefront starter. Review the package’s own configuration instructions.
Plan identity and access
Keep administrator credentials server-side. For a customer application, identify the sign-in approach, memberships, and customer switching behavior.
Handle the states around success
Design empty content, missing customer context, validation errors, and rejected actions. Those states are part of the experience, not only implementation details.
Start with one complete slice
Build one page or business interaction end to end. Review the request, response, context, and visible outcome before adding more scope.