Jurri

Make several workflows feel like one product

Jurri brings cloud storage, a unified inbox and a password vault into one app for enterprise teams. My frontend work focused on making those different surfaces feel connected, so people could move between them using familiar navigation and interactions.

The decisions behind the frontend

Share the patterns people learn. I built reusable React components and hooks across the files, inbox and vault screens. The same library gave the team a consistent starting point for new screens and reduced repeated implementation work.

Keep the interface in step with the data. I used RTK Query and cache invalidation to refresh server state after changes. In a product with several connected surfaces, what someone sees needs to reflect the work they have just done.

Make file handling visible. Drag-and-drop uploads included progress for multiple files and resumable behavior. Uploading a batch needs feedback people can follow, especially when it takes time.

Load what the current screen needs. Code splitting and lazy loading reduced the amount of the product required up front. The bundle work brought the initial load down by about 40% during the project.

My contribution

As a frontend engineer, I built the shared component and hooks library, file upload experience and unified inbox, and worked on loading performance. My contribution was the interface and its connection to the underlying services.

What that made possible

Teams could work with files, email and credentials in one interface. The development team could reuse established patterns when adding screens, while a lighter initial load made the app quicker to open.