Code And Theory - Internal

Time Tracker performance improvements

C&T Proprietary Time Tracking platform

Time Tracker performance improvements
Debugging, Refactoring & Performance improvements
Client
Code And Theory - Internal
Role
Senior Front-End Engineer
Company
Code and Theory NYC
Period

Overview

The Time Tracker is Code and Theory’s proprietary internal time-tracking platform. My primary mission on this project was to enhance performance and elevate user experience through strategic refactoring and new features.

Key Responsibilities:


Technical Stack & Tools


Challenges & Solutions

Performance Optimizations
Dug into sluggish interactions and slow load times to refactor critical modules, improving responsiveness and overall platform speed.

Interactive Shift Timeline
Designed an intuitive timeline interface to let users easily view, navigate, and interact with their shift schedules—bridging functionality with usability.

Architectural Improvements
Performed a deep-dive into the codebase’s structure, identifying fragility or inefficiencies, and proposed enhancements that promoted cleaner, more maintainable code.

Knowledge Sharing
Consolidated insights and architectural decisions into a comprehensive GitHub Wiki entry—empowering future development and onboarding.


Impact & Outcomes


Summary

This Time Tracker project highlights my strengths in: