Shipping rate calculator
The calculator that compares 550+ couriers by price, speed and rating across 220+ destinations — rebuilt and stabilised on desktop and mobile, wired to Easyship's live rate APIs.
Working inside Easyship’s product team
Easyship already had an engineering organisation across three continents. What they needed was not a vendor to hand a spec to, but engineers who could work the way their own team does — inside their repositories, through their review and deploy pipeline, on the parts of the product that decide whether a shipper ever signs up. We took ownership of the public site and its CMS: a server-rendered Nuxt/Vue application, a MongoDB content layer, and the calculators and courier pages that pull people in from search. Every change ships as a reviewed pull request into Easyship's own GitHub, promoted develop → staging → production.
The tools behind a shipping decision
A marketing site at this scale is a real application — calculators wired to live rate APIs, thousands of pages rendered for search, and a content layer the team can update without a developer.
Tax & duty calculator
Landed-cost estimates for cross-border shipments — the duties-and-taxes API integrated and the country-by-country pages behind it debugged and made reliable.
Programmatic courier pages
Thousands of courier, comparison and country pages rendered server-side so Google sees real content, not an empty Vue shell — the traffic engine of the whole site.
MongoDB CMS + import pipeline
A repeatable CSV → MongoDB pipeline so the team refreshes courier data, translations and content themselves — no developer in the loop for a routine update.
Technical SEO at scale
SSR rendering, sitemaps, hreflang, canonical URLs and a redirection strategy — the difference between pages that index and pages that quietly 404 or 500.
Reliability & security
Production incidents closed — crash loops, 5xx spikes, Redis and Cloudflare issues — and security findings cleared: dependency vulnerabilities, cookie hardening and WAF rules.
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