Job Portal Migration — Ecosystem Alignment & UI Standardization

Migrated a legacy job portal from React to Next.js  to align with the company’s evolving product ecosystem. The project focused on improving maintainability, performance, and design consistency across multiple interconnected platforms.

Project Context

The job portal was originally built using a standalone React architecture. To support better integration with other company products and streamline future development, the platform was migrated to Next.js, with a renewed emphasis on shared design language and component reuse.

My Contributions

• Framework Migration: Assisted in transitioning the codebase from React to Next.js, enabling server-side rendering and improved performance
• UI Touch-Ups: Refined visual elements to align with updated design guidelines and ensure a cohesive user experience
• Design Language Standardization: Implemented reusable components and styling conventions shared across other products in the ecosystem
• Developer Enablement: Structured the codebase and component architecture to make future contributions easier for incoming engineers
• Cross-Product Consistency: Ensured visual and functional consistency with other platforms, including shared login flows and branding elements

Tech Stack

• Next.js: For server-side rendering and improved routing
• React: Legacy codebase and component logic
• Tailwind CSS: Utility-first styling for rapid UI development
• Component Libraries: Shared design system components for cross-product consistency

Outcome

The migration laid the foundation for a more scalable and maintainable job portal, aligned with the broader product ecosystem. It also improved developer onboarding and collaboration by introducing standardized components and design patterns.