01 / The context
The problem worth solving.
Traditional CMS and commerce platforms can restrict users to predefined layouts and rigid content structures, making it difficult to create highly customized digital experiences without additional development work.
The product
Built a flexible CMS platform for Linksol centered around a visual drag-and-drop experience, allowing users to compose pages and manage content through configurable components rather than relying on fixed templates.
02 / My contribution
Where I was involved.
Working as a Product Engineer on the development of the platform, contributing to the product architecture, visual editing experience, component system, and core CMS functionality.
03 / System approach
How the pieces fit.
The platform is built around a component-based content model where pages can be composed through configurable elements and rendered dynamically based on their stored structure and configuration.
04 / Engineering details
Inside the implementation.
01Visual Page Composition
- Requirement
- Users need to construct complex page layouts without directly modifying code.
- Implementation
- Built the platform around a drag-and-drop editing workflow that allows page structures and components to be composed visually.
- Result
- Created a more flexible content-building experience for users.
02Flexible Component System
- Requirement
- A visual CMS needs reusable components that can support different page structures and content requirements.
- Implementation
- Developed a component-oriented approach for composing and configuring different parts of a page.
- Result
- Created a foundation for extending the editor with additional content and layout components.
Product capabilities
What the system brings together.
- Drag-and-drop page building
- Visual content editing
- Reusable components
- Flexible page layouts
- Dynamic content management
- Component-based page composition
- Visual page preview