Grégory Véricel

Context:

NOZ Ambérieu needed a custom live shopping and Click & Collect solution, as no off-the-shelf option was available on the market. I developed a full-stack web application from scratch, which is currently live and used daily by the store's team and its customers.

Results (continuously updated):

710 customers registered · €544 in revenue generated · 55 reservations recorded · live sessions with up to 407 simultaneous viewers

Features developed:

Live sales sessions with real-time updates (Server-Sent Events / Mercure), active viewer counter via Redis, product reservation system, complete back-office, automatic email notifications, installable application (PWA), optimized SEO with dynamic sitemap.

Infrastructure

Deployment in production on a Hetzner server, Nginx, PHP-FPM, Redis, and Mercure as separate services.

Live site: nozamberieu.fr

Stack: Symfony 7, PHP, React.js, Stimulus.js, TailwindCSS, Mercure (SSE), Redis, Doctrine ORM, Twig, MySQL, PWA.

A freelance mobile repairer needed a professional showcase to present his services, clearly display his prices, and allow his clients to contact him easily, without going through major chains.

I designed and developed the site from A to Z: 5 fully responsive pages, interactive tab system for navigating pricing grids by repair type (screen, battery, connector, etc.), and a functional contact form. Attention was paid to design and user experience for a general public local clientele.

Site delivered and online, accessible at smart-phonerepair.com

Stack: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP.

As part of my web development internship at LprR, an online thrift store committed to zero waste, I actively contributed to the evolution of the site's back-office. My main tasks involved developing new custom features for the ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) plugin, allowing for more flexible and intuitive content management by the business team. I also designed and developed WordPress plugins in PHP and jQuery, adhering to best development practices and the project's existing architecture. This internship allowed me to consolidate my WordPress back-end development skills, work on a real project with concrete constraints, and deliver operational features within a short timeframe. A first professional experience that confirmed my passion for web development and technical problem-solving.