Bimebazar (Insurance)
Micro-Frontend Architecture & Engagement Growth
At Bimebazar, I led frontend development for Shoraka, a market-leading B2B insurance platform. I owned the architecture and delivery of a micro-frontend system built with React and Next.js to enable scalable growth and long-term maintainability.
Challenge
When I joined, the platform faced structural limitations:
- The inherited codebase was outdated and fragile, making it difficult to implement features required by new enterprise users
- Lack of consistent standards across frontend, backend, and design teams
- Architecture that did not support rapid scaling or parallel development
- These issues slowed feature delivery and created friction between teams at a critical growth stage.
Approach
Architectural Redesign
- Designed and implemented a micro-frontend architecture
- Standardized the stack around React + Next.js
- Enabled independent feature ownership and parallel team execution
Engineering Standards & Collaboration
- Introduced shared frontend standards and conventions
- Improved API contract clarity with backend teams
- Strengthened alignment with design systems
Performance & Scalability
- Implemented code splitting and lazy loading
- Optimized rendering strategy
- Reduced bundle complexity and technical debt
Impact
- Achieved 2,852% year-over-year growth in monthly engaged users
- Enabled faster feature delivery for enterprise clients
- Improved cross-team collaboration and engineering velocity
- Established a scalable foundation for long-term product expansion

