I’m ready to bring a new clothing-focused iOS app to life and need your help building both the SwiftUI front-end and the Node.js back-end as a cohesive system. The app’s core revolves around browsing apparel, managing a cart, and checking out, so fluid integration between the iOS client and RESTful (or GraphQL, if you prefer) endpoints is essential. Here’s what I already know I’ll need: user authentication, reliable data storage and retrieval, and timely push notifications. If you spot other must-have features that improve shopper engagement or streamline the purchase flow, propose them—I’m open to smart suggestions. For clarity, I consider the project successful when: • The SwiftUI interface runs smoothly on the latest iOS, handles sign-up/login, product browsing, cart actions, and order history without crashes. • A secure Node.js server (Express or similar) exposes cleanly documented endpoints that the app consumes in real time. • Data persists safely (MongoDB, PostgreSQL, or a solution you recommend) with appropriate indexing for speedy queries. • Push notifications reach users for order updates, promos, and any other triggers we define, using APNs or Firebase. • The codebase is neatly organized, version-controlled, and accompanied by a brief README so another developer can set it up in minutes. If this blend of SwiftUI finesse and Node.js architecture sounds like your sweet spot, let’s talk through next steps and milestones.