Multi-client Web Delivery
What was actually broken.
A rotating set of regional clients needed web applications built end to end, on budgets that could not absorb a specialist per layer, and with junior staff who needed to be brought up to a standard while the work shipped.
How it was built.
The architecture, the constraints it was chosen against, and the trade-offs that came with it.
Standardised on React frontends against Laravel backends using the MVC pattern, which gave every project the same shape and made a codebase legible to whoever picked it up next. Mobile-first design throughout, since the regional default is a phone on a patchy connection. Backend optimisation and PostgreSQL management kept operations predictable as data grew, and interns were trained on the same codebases they were shipping.
Stack
What it moved.
Measured after delivery, against the numbers the engagement started from.
- Client projects delivered
- Multiple
- Interns trained
- Ongoing
- Delivery model
- Full lifecycle
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