Enterprise Ecommerce Platform (Telecommunications)
A market-leading telecommunications company operating at national scale, serving millions of users through a long-lived digital commerce platform.
Challenge
Designing and evolving a large-scale ecommerce frontend expected to support continuous feature development over multiple years, while remaining stable, performant, and maintainable across multiple teams.
Key Decisions & Trade-offs
Angular as a long-term platform
Chosen for its strong opinionated structure and suitability for large, long-lived applications.
Trade-off: slower iteration compared to lighter frameworks, accepted in exchange for stability and consistency across teams.
Centralized state management with NgRx
Adopted to handle complex cross-feature interactions and predictable data flow.
Trade-off: higher upfront complexity and learning curve, justified by improved debuggability and long-term maintainability.
GraphQL for controlled data access
Used to reduce over-fetching and decouple frontend requirements from backend implementations.
Trade-off: additional abstraction layer and operational complexity, accepted for flexibility at scale.
Strict modular boundaries
Enforced to prevent uncontrolled coupling as the codebase and team grew.
Trade-off: additional coordination overhead between teams, offset by reduced architectural drift.
Architectural Focus
Frontend Architecture
Angular Application Design
State Management Strategy
Technology Stack
Angular
TypeScript
NgRx
RxJS
GraphQL
Modular Architecture
- Industry :
Telecommunications / Ecommerce
- Focus Areas :
Frontend Architecture
Angular Application Design
State Management Strategy
- Project :
Enterprise Ecommerce Platform (Telecommunications)