Senior Front-End Developer at Miele/Osudio
Consultant role
Built a reusable (atomic) component system for Miele’s e-commerce website to ensure consistency at scale.
Built a structured component system for Miele’s e-commerce website by translating design specifications into a clear, reusable interface library. Broke complex interfaces down into well-defined building blocks that could be combined consistently across the site. Focused on maintainability and long-term scalability, ensuring components behaved predictably and supported a cohesive shopping experience.
We used Atomic Design methodology and BEM naming conventions. This was methodical work—breaking down interfaces into atoms, molecules, and organisms that could be combined and recombined without breaking. The result was a system where every component had its place and purpose.
Key Features
- Atomic Design methodology implementation
- BEM naming convention system
- Reusable component library
- Design-to-code translation
- Scalable component architecture
- Enterprise-level frontend system
Tech Stack
- Atomic Design
- BEM
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript