CISCO EOS’s social network media admin platform required a transformation from a bulky and server-dependent legacy code to a thick-client robust and performance driven UI implementation. Based on a user search criteria, that included search refinement and filtering settings, the page results would have to refresh without reloading the page updating and repopulating dynamic data. Also, the app required to dynamically generate a bookmark url.

The task required transforming Velocity reliant code into the object oriented JavaScript as well as rewriting and optimizing complex logical algorithms making the application respond faster. Technologies used: JavaScript (native + jQuery), Ajax, JSON, Velocity, HTML, CSS.

Walmart’s Vudu Video Service required client-side code optimization to enhance performance and transition from YUI to jQuery library support.

Pharmacy project’s objective was to redesign the module, enhance user experience and support new features. Asynchronous client-server content exhange leveraged via JavaScript, jQuery and JSON as well as re-architecture of global components have improved overall site performance and thus user experience.

CISCO EOS’s social network media admin platform required a transformation from a bulky and server-dependent legacy code to a thick-client robust and performance driven UI implementation. Based on a user search criteria, that included search refinement and filtering settings, the page results would have to refresh without reloading the page updating and repopulating dynamic data. Also, the app required to dynamically generate a bookmark url.

The task required transforming Velocity reliant code into the object oriented JavaScript as well as rewriting and optimizing complex logical algorithms making the application respond faster. Technologies used: JavaScript (native + jQuery), Ajax, JSON, Velocity, HTML, CSS.

The new feature "Guides", released in June 2010, consumed 5 months of development time heavely focusing on front-end development efforts. Guides is a section of shopping.com that allows users create, publish and edit their own customized rich content pages controlled by interactive tools (or widgets): "Product" with Ajax + JSON driven "Mini Search" component, "Image Upload", "WZWG Text Editor", "Embeded Video Upload".

Some of the most noticable technical concepts are: smart lazy loading, dynamic DOM manipulation, drag and drop, Ajax-based pagination, rich real-time interactions and efficient Object Oriented JavaScript implementation.

"Whish List" feature, released in first quater of 2010, allows users to create, store and share product collections. A real-time client-server communication (Ajax-driven) syncs data between the user’s interaction and the stored data record.

Ajax-driven implementation, front-end javascript and jQuery complex logic and layout complexities intailing heavy cross-browser compatibility resolutions were the main front-end considerations.

Project "Tools" was released in Q-3 of 2009. The objective was to introduce a new, easy and highly interactive experience for users to preview their financial analysis data summary.

Lazy loading concept allowed smart and fast on-demand data loading, thus enhancing much faster performance without sacrificing server-side overload. In fact this was accomplished without the use of Ajax implemenation. Heavy use of DHTML and jQuery produced a reach and fun interactive user experience.

"Mexico" site and the project was released in Q-4 of 2009. One of many new features and concepts that was introduced with the site was dynamic graphs to visually represent the data.

A combination of CSS styling, jQuery, native JavaScript and JavaScript-based graphing libraries are the technologies and implementation that were used to develop these feature. Dynamic data exchage using Ajax, smart data preloading and DOM manipulation allowed the real-time visual data changes.

A highly desired feature, "Find It In Store", was launched on macy's site to provide users with convenient experience of checking a product’s in-store availability in a near-by macy's store location. It enabled users with an easy, fun and convenient online shopping experience by allowing them in real-time to check whether an item is available, draw directions to the closest macy’s store and print out the map and the barcode.

YUI libraries, MapQuest API intergration, Ajax with JSON formated data, CSS were the main technologies and implementations used to develop this wizard-like flow.