Marush Denchev

Sweaty Betty is a UK-based brand focused on sports clothing. Their eCommerce website was based on PWA Kit (React), or Composable storefront, by Salesforce. It was built with a lot of patching the shortcomings of Salesforce's APIS. Once Salesforce provided its solution, a careful evaluation of whether migration to this service was the right decision was needed.

Antler is one of the oldest luggage manufacturers in the UK. I was the sole Magento developer tasked with all the front-end modifications, including the complete site redesign, and a back-end developer for all the updates unrelated to inventory and orders, which an agency handled due to legacy implications.

House of Fraser is a department store chain in the United Kingdom. From 2012 to 2014, it used Demandware and Salesforce Commerce Cloud, and I had to introduce a new UI design system using CSS gradients. The main challenge I faced was turning all templates and modules into components, and each component had to rely only on its data, so pipelines and modules also had to be re-engineered. Overall it was a successful project.

The project was created out of necessity since the default Salesforce tool (control center) was not flexible enough. I used React, GraphQL, and a Sandbox API to make a one-page, do-it portal—turn on/off Sandboxes, create a new one, manage automation and the people they are assigned, etc.

For more than two years, I was a technical consultant for the Puma Global team. My job involved consulting the client on various Salesforce Commerce Cloud-related challenges. For example, the client wanted to find a feasible way to introduce a one-time password login to a specific market. At the time, OTP was not supported by SFCC, so I had to find a technical way to do it, which I did. I also worked on many other small and big projects.

The project originally did not include a mobile application, but in the middle of the original project, which was web-related, the client said they would also want an application. So I suggested them I can build one using React Native. They agreed, and thus, I built an app that was published in the iOS store. Due to problems with the client account, the Google Play store did not accept the app, so I had to quickly build a PWA application for Android customers.