E-Commerce Codebase Modularization and Authentication Refactoring
Pain Points (Public)
Growing e-commerce web applications often face maintainability bottlenecks when all view files, routing, and assets remain in a single flat root directory, causing severe coupling and brittle session/token authentication during checkout and account access.
Suggested Approach (Public)
Reorganize the flat codebase into modular, domain-driven directory structures (separating pages, shared UI components, and API utilities) while debugging auth middleware and session persistence for reliable customer sign-in.
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- Offer a specialized quick-turnaround refactoring package targeting bloated Next.js and React e-commerce codebases trapped in a single root folder.
- Establish a standardized Next.js/React folder structure separating routes, reusable components, and authentication services.
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