Suitsupply

The challenge

An established commerce platform has to evolve while customers continue using it. At Suitsupply, the work included modernizing legacy Demandware functionality and building an API-connected customer-account experience.

My role

I worked on Suitsupply through Westum, contributing storefront modernization, customer-account development, and coordinated release delivery.

Modernizing the application

I migrated pipeline-based Demandware functionality to JavaScript Controllers and contemporary SFCC extension patterns. This moved application behavior into code that could be developed and maintained alongside the wider storefront.

A React customer-account experience

I built a React/Redux My Account frontend powered by OCAPI. It covered authentication, customer details, addresses, preferences, and order-management functionality.

This connected an interactive frontend to SFCC customer and order data, with account behavior spanning both the interface and commerce APIs.

Working across delivery teams

I contributed to a release-train model that allowed multiple squads to deliver commerce changes through coordinated increments. That work complemented implementation by addressing how parallel changes reached the storefront.

What the work enabled

• Customer-account functionality delivered through a React/Redux interface and SFCC APIs.
• Legacy pipeline behavior migrated to JavaScript Controllers.
• Coordinated delivery of changes from multiple squads.

The project connects two recurring parts of my work: improving existing commerce code and building customer experiences around platform APIs.