Adebiyi Adedotun

HatchPath is a virtual health coaching marketplace where clients can book sessions with coaches, meet via video calls, and facilitate payments through Stripe. In a small team of five, I worked as an engineer and developed core features like a Calendly-like calendar that allows clients to schedule meetings with a coach during their available date and time, reusable and responsive components for cards, forms, search, etc., in-house video calling with features like a countdown timer and video mirroring, helping keep the product's core in-house and avoiding the enormous external cost of purchasing.

This is a Next.js and MDX-based documentation site. It has development features like Husky, testing, Webpack, and GitHub Actions. It has features, including theming (light and dark), Algolia search, code syntax highlighting with diff and tabs, and a recursive custom and reusable side navigation dropdown.

I led the front-end team that built the marketing site (landing pages, blog, newsletter, etc.) and customer dashboard. I architected and created the authentication and authorization flow with features such as 2FA, idle timeout, and browser fingerprinting. I also built the dashboard layout by coordinating with the designers on Figma. I created a robust design system with Storybook. The components developed included buttons and tables, form inputs, specific functionalities, and design using the overriding pattern. I also worked with collecting large data with Flatfile, unified forms with Formik, and elevated state up to the browser URL for UI state persistence for different aspects like tables (when filtered, paginated, or on page refresh). I also wrote several HTML emails with MJML.

The Septum is a media and publication company. I built and am building the website with Remix, Tailwind CSS, and Sanity.io (a headless content management system). It is mobile responsive and works with a staging and production environment.

This is a dashboard for logistics startup, Kobo360 that caters to the partners'/drivers needs. I built this from the ground up, working closely with UI/UX designers, back-end engineers, and product managers.