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Title slide of a presentation: 'SaaS Product Development Case Study - From discovery to scalable MVP'. Product: Dlidebook, Role: Product & Frontend Lead, Year: 2025. Background includes a soft gradient and animated dot grid.SaaS Product Development Case Study: Dlidebook
Slide illustrating common useEffect pitfalls and best practices in React. The left side highlights pitfalls in red, while the right side shows correct usage in green with a code example demonstrating proper dependencies and cleanup.useEffect Pitfalls and Best Practices in React
Slide visualizing a four-stage design process: Discover, Define, Design, and Deliver, with a progress bar and distinct icons for each stage.Process Overview: A Four-Stage Design Approach
Slide comparing CSS Modules, Utility-first CSS, and CSS-in-JS styling approaches in React.React Styling Strategies: CSS Modules, Utility-First, and CSS-in-JS
Slide displaying the problem statement and goals for a mobile checkout redesign project. It highlights user frustration with slow checkout processes, sets business goals for improvement, and acknowledges project constraints.Problem Statement and Goals for Mobile Checkout Redesign
Title slide for a presentation: 'React.js in 2025 — A Pragmatic Deep Dive' against a dark, animated background with a stylized atom graphic.React.js in 2025: A Pragmatic Deep Dive
A product roadmap visualized as a horizontal progress bar with milestones (MVP, Beta, v1.0, v1.1+) marked along the timeline. Each milestone displays its key deliverables. Parallel lines represent continuous feedback and QA processes throughout the roadmap's duration.Product Roadmap Visualization: From MVP to Post-Launch
Slide displaying three user persona cards, each detailing their name, role, context, needs, environment, and tools used. The personas are a Product Manager, Frontend Engineer, and Customer Success Lead.Target User Personas: Understanding Our Core Audience
Slide displaying a project overview with sections for product details and key performance indicators. The left side features text descriptions of the product, audience, platforms, and business model. The right side showcases animated counters representing the MVP timeline in weeks, activation lift as a percentage, and the current NPS score.Project Overview and Key Metrics
Slide showcasing the role of a Product Lead and PM, their responsibilities, team members, and collaboration timeline.My Role & Team: Product Leadership and Collaboration
Slide illustrating the difference between blocking and concurrent rendering in React. The left side depicts a blocked UI with lagging interactions, while the right side shows a responsive UI with background updates indicated by a spinner.Concurrent Rendering in React: Keeping UI Responsive
Slide shows JSX code transforming into compiled JavaScript, highlighting tags, props, and children with color-coded syntax and animations.JSX Transformation: From Syntax Sugar to JavaScript Runtime