Thomas Kerkour

C-MonEtiquette is an e-commerce company that offers its customers, mainly families, customizable everyday products.

My mission was to support the existing development team and continue to improve the project. To do this, we modified its architecture, removed antipattern code, and used the most popular React patterns to facilitate the integration of new developers (Hoc pattern & Provider pattern).

The project was initially written entirely in Javascript. We therefore implemented TypeScript and isolated the numerous style interdependencies using CSS modules.

I was involved in creating new product pages and responding to various urgent requests from product teams. To improve velocity and confidence in the code, we installed Storybook to create a component library and document the code.

The project transitioned from Javascript code to more maintainable Typescript code with more detailed documentation. New customizable products have been added to the site.

Creation of a mobile application for weekly meal planning. Consideration of UX and UI and development of specifications. Use of the latest technologies available on the market to make animations and interactions as portable as possible (60 frames/second).

Application data stored on the user's phone (AsyncStorage).

Application in testing phase. Connection strategy to a server coming soon with the launch of the paid plan.

For the development of Memosia V2, Goose Lab called on my services again to realize the improvements of the mobile application. We went from an MVP to a product with a market launch planned for February. My mission was to develop new mobile features: revision by flashcard and quiz, possibility for the student to take notes and organize them. The challenge was to manage a large amount of data and behaviors. For this, we opted to implement Redux to be able to maintain the project more easily over time.