Front-End Case Study
Creating an online system that would make ink cartridge recycling easy and intuitive for end-users.
This project involved designing and developing a fully-responsive, high-performance web platform from concept to code. The primary goal was to create an online system that would make ink cartridge recycling easy and intuitive for end-users while providing our partners in the remanufacturing industry with a scalable and easy-to-manage supply channel.
Our team focused on a user-centric design approach, conducting extensive research to understand the pain points of both individual recyclers and large-scale remanufacturers. We implemented modern front-end technologies to ensure a fast, reliable, and secure application.
The ink recycling market was fragmented, with no centralized online system for users to get paid for their empty cartridges. Our challenge was to build a platform that could:
As the lead front-end developer for this project, I was responsible for the entire user interface and user experience implementation. I worked closely with our partners to translate business goals into a functional, pixel-perfect website. My solution involved:
The new platform launched successfully, resulting in a 30% increase in recycled cartridge volume within the first quarter. We have created a scalable supply channel for our partners while providing a valuable, easy-to-use service for the community.
This project taught me the importance of a strong foundational architecture and the value of close collaboration between design and development teams. It reinforced my passion for building beautiful and functional web applications that solve real-world problems.