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Mostafa Samir

Marketplace Systems Architect

Tech AccessoriesTeam

Zyro Electric

E-commerce platform for tech accessories with modern UI and Web3 capabilities.

Engagement
Team
Cross-functional team
Category
Tech Accessories
Domain focus
Stack depth
2 core technologies
Angular · Web3
Data layer
Client-side state
No external database
Zyro Electric showcase

Project Overview

Tech accessory commerce built on structured specifications.

Zyro Electric is an Angular storefront for tech accessories, where every product carries structured specs that drive filtering and comparison.

Web3 payment support sits alongside the standard checkout rather than replacing it.

The Challenge

Accessory buying is a compatibility problem. Without structured specifications the customer leaves the site to verify a fit, and often does not come back.

The Approach

Specifications became structured data instead of description text, which unlocked comparison tables, compatibility filters and cleaner product pages from the same fields.

Core Features

01

Spec-driven catalog

Products carry structured technical specs that drive comparison tables and filtering rather than free text.

02

Comparison view

Side-by-side spec comparison so buyers resolve compatibility questions in-page.

03

Cart & checkout

Full purchase path with stock validation and order confirmation.

04

Web3 payment path

Optional wallet-based settlement alongside the conventional checkout flow.

05

Component-driven UI

Strongly typed, reusable component library keeping the interface consistent at scale.

Architecture & Tech

Tech Stack

AngularWeb3
Engineering Notes
  • Angular with typed services, dependency injection and lazily loaded feature modules for a predictable large-app structure.
  • Web3 wallet connection and contract interaction isolated behind a dedicated module with graceful fallback.

My Role & Contributions

  • Owned the front-end architecture, component library and state management.
  • Implemented the full Angular + Web3 stack for this project.
  • Translated design intent into a responsive, accessible interface across breakpoints.
  • Collaborated on shared conventions, code review and integration with parallel workstreams.
  • Deployed and verified the production build.

Delivery Process

  1. 01

    Discovery & scoping

    Requirements distilled into a prioritised scope, user flows and a data model sketch before any code.

  2. 02

    Architecture & design system

    Component hierarchy, state boundaries and a token-based visual system defined so screens could be assembled consistently.

  3. 03

    Implementation

    Built iteratively with Angular, Web3, shipping vertical slices — data, logic and UI together — instead of layer by layer.

  4. 04

    Hardening & launch

    Edge cases, validation, responsive behaviour and performance passes, followed by deployment and post-launch monitoring.

Results & Outcomes

  • Shipped to production and publicly reachable at the live URL.
  • Responsive from small mobile screens through large desktop layouts.
  • Interface patterns reusable across the rest of the product surface.

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