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The problem, the decisions we made, and what actually changed for the client after launch
One storefront selling groceries, pharmacy items and household essentials, with location-aware catalogs and an operations dashboard carrying live rider tracking and bulk CSV catalog uploads.
A direct-to-customer storefront replacing a marketplace listing: size and colour variants, a three-step checkout, and an admin panel for products, orders and promotions the client runs without us.
A digital front desk for a multi-doctor clinic: appointments booked against real availability, digital patient records, and a shared prescription history that replaced paper books and double-booked slots.
Fast counter order entry, automatic kitchen ticket routing over websockets, and a reporting dashboard giving same-day visibility into sales, covers and top-performing menu items.
Sub-five-second expense entry, category tagging, recurring bills and monthly budget charts, delivered to iOS and Android from a single React Native codebase.
A dark-theme trading platform built as one continuous surface — a marketing page that runs straight into live pair pricing, portfolio analytics, staking performance and three subscription tiers, every number on it fed by the same price stream.
A food delivery app built as one unbroken path — address to restaurant, menu to cart, payment to a live tracking map — across ten screens that each hand the customer the next step rather than a way back to the start.
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