A composable replatform that holds up on peak trading days
An illustrative scenario showing how a multi-region retailer could move to a composable storefront and stabilise checkout under campaign load.
Illustrative solution scenario, not a client engagement.
Improved checkout conversion
More consistent page performance at peak
One shared codebase across markets instead of forks
The challenge
What was breaking.
The storefront, CMS and promotions logic are welded into one deployment, so a merchandising change requires a full release and campaign traffic can take checkout down with it.
Six market storefronts each carry local tax, language and payment rules maintained as forked code.
Our approach
How we delivered it.
Composable architecture
Storefront, content, search and checkout become independently deployable services behind an edge layer.
Edge rendering and caching
Category and product pages render at the edge with stale-while-revalidate, keeping origin load flat during spikes.
Market configuration, not forks
Tax, currency, language and payment behaviour move into configuration shared across all markets.
Checkout instrumentation
Funnel telemetry exposes where customers drop off, and each fix is validated before wider rollout.
Services applied
The team on this work.
- Web Development
- Cloud & DevOps
- UI/UX Design
Technology
What it runs on.
- React
- TypeScript
- GraphQL
- Redis
- GCP
- Kubernetes
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Related work.
Tell us what needs to ship.
A 30-minute call with the engineers who would run the work — not an account manager.