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[Project name]

[One or two sentences: the problem, your role and the approach taken.]

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Role
[Role]
Company
[Company]
Timeline
[Year]
Team
[Team size]
Stack
[Technology], [Technology], [Technology]
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Overview

[Introduce the project in two or three sentences: what the product is, who uses it, and why the frontend work mattered.]

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[Caption: what the screenshot shows and where it sits in the product.]

Context

[Describe the situation before the work started: the product stage, the existing frontend, and any organisational context that shaped the project. Keep confidential names and details out.]

Problem

[State the problem in one paragraph. Focus on the user or business problem first, then the technical one.]

My role

[Describe your role in one or two sentences, including what you owned end to end.]

  • [Responsibility you held]
  • [Responsibility you held]
  • [Responsibility you held]

Team

[Role]
[Number of people and what they owned]
[Role]
[Number of people and what they owned]

Technical requirements

Functional

  • [What the system had to do]
  • [What the system had to do]

Non-functional

  • [A constraint such as browser support, latency budget or offline behaviour]
  • [A constraint such as accessibility level or bundle-size limit]

Architecture

[Explain the architecture at the level a new team member would need on day one. Reference the diagram below.]

[System overview]

  1. [Client]
    • [App shell][Routing, auth]
    • [Feature module] (highlighted)[The part this case study is about]
    • [Feature module]
  2. [Shared]
    • [Design system]
    • [State / data layer]
  3. [Services]
    • [API]
    • [Real-time service]
[Caption: what the highlighted part is and why it matters.]

[Data flow]

  1. [User action]
  2. [Optimistic update][Where state changes]
  3. [Queue / sync] (highlighted)
  4. [Server confirmation]
[Caption: the path a single change takes through the system.]

Technology choices

[Technology]
[Why it was chosen over the alternatives]
[Technology]
[Why it was chosen over the alternatives]
[Technology]
[Why it was chosen over the alternatives]

Key decisions

[Decision title]

Context
[What forced a choice]
Decision
[What was decided]
Rationale
[Why, in terms of the requirements above]
Alternatives
  • [Option considered and why it lost]
  • [Option considered and why it lost]
[example-file].tsts
// Example only: replace with a short, non-confidential excerpt
// that makes the decision above concrete.
type SyncStatus = "idle" | "pending" | "failed";

export function nextStatus(current: SyncStatus, ok: boolean): SyncStatus {
  if (current === "pending") return ok ? "idle" : "failed";
  return current;
}
[Caption: what this excerpt shows.]

Trade-offs and challenges

[Trade-off title]

Gained
[What the team gained]
Cost
[What it cost]
Mitigation
[How the cost was contained]

[Challenge title]

Gained
[What was achieved despite it]
Cost
[What made it hard]

Performance and scalability

[Describe how performance and scale were approached: budgets, measurement, and the techniques used. Only include numbers you can verify.]

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[Caption for a side-by-side comparison.]

Accessibility

[Describe accessibility work: keyboard support, screen-reader testing, contrast, motion. Name the standard you targeted.]

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[Caption for a set of mobile screens.]

Lessons learned

  • [What you would repeat]
  • [What you would do differently]