AYAS Product
Shipped a viable market-facing product in 12 weeks and improved handover speed through SOPs, reporting, and product-facing delivery structure.
Cross-functional delivery leadership for a classifieds and e-commerce MVP shipped on a compressed timeline.
12 weeks
MVP delivery
From team coordination through shipped product motion.
Sub-2s
Page loads at peak usage
Reported page-load performance under peak conditions.
6 days
Handover duration
Improved from a prior 2-week handover path.
What had to be solved
Shipping quickly without creating a brittle MVP that immediately slowed the team down.
How the approach was shaped
Balanced a focused scope with modular frontend architecture, coordinated planning cadence, and documentation paths that reduced handover friction after launch.
Technical thinking, feature focus, and delivery ownership.
The most valuable projects are never just a list of screens. This section shows how product, system, and process thinking came together.
- API-driven architecture to keep product logic and frontend layers aligned
- Modular UI components to accelerate feature delivery and reduce inconsistency
- Structured reporting workflows embedded into the product and team operations
- Seller onboarding and listing management
- Modular Flutter UI with API-driven architecture
- Reporting views and validation rules for operational clarity
- Led weekly planning, performance follow-ups, and prioritization across the team
- Coordinated modular mobile delivery with backend/API direction
- Defined reporting views, SOPs, and validation rules to improve operational consistency
Product visuals and interface highlights.
Selected visuals that reinforce architecture, delivery scope, and product execution.
Marketplace shell
Marketplace landing, category, and seller interface view.
Ops reporting layer
Operational KPI and validation workflow view.
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