Informer Systems

This organization primarily operated as a startup. They utilized software acquired from a legacy company that was ceasing operations, effectively entering the market through this purchase. The product they acquired was developed in the early 2000s. Nearly all of the CSS was embedded directly within the HTML files, and a significant amount of early Coldfusion was implemented.

On this page, I will concentrate on the coding tasks I completed here. The designs will be presented in a different section.

Enhance an old application by applying JavaScript. Change the application into a fast and reliable SaaS offering that is accessible to users who struggle with complex technology.

I presented Vue.js to the team. It offers a more concise approach and can render designs more efficiently than Angular, and it is less technical than React, which allows for easier management after the contract was completed.

Example of the Authorization protocol:

Example of the Vue.js router setup. This is a table of contents that sorts each destination to the proper vue.js component:

I was developing an application intended for individuals in the public sector, including police, fire departments, EMS, and administrative personnel. Therefore, the application needed to be designed with a simple and understated approach.

Example of the main index page of the training and scheduling section of the app:

Example of backend databases meeting frontend framework.

At this point, I will move on to the design work

Example of the new, conceptual designs for the SaaS application

Differences between the old software and the new product design: