• Full-stack product built from scratch: auth, project workflows, documentation, pipeline automation, billing, and dashboards
• End-to-end UI/UX revamp across all core flows, navigation, states, and information hierarchy
• Design system implementation and component consolidation
• Frontend architecture improvements for long-term maintainability

Our work with Gantry happened in two phases. In the first phase we built the complete product from scratch — authentication, project workflow management, documentation, pipeline automation, billing, and team dashboards — using React, TypeScript, Vite, Supabase, and a component library built on shadcn/ui and Iconify. In the second phase we led a comprehensive UI/UX revamp. The initial interface had been scaffolded with AI tooling and, while functional, lacked the visual clarity and interaction consistency that a tool used daily by engineering teams actually requires.

The revamp was not cosmetic. The original interface had inconsistent information hierarchy, unclear state communication at every step, and interactions that created friction in the core workflows the product existed to solve. Fixing this required making strong structural decisions about visual priority and state feedback, then consolidating the scattered component implementations into a coherent design system. Rebuilding the frontend architecture was necessary to ensure those decisions would hold as the product continues to grow — not just patch the current state.

Gantry now has a polished, production-grade interface with a clear visual hierarchy, a consistent component system consolidated from the ground up, and a frontend architecture built to scale. The engineering teams using it daily now work with a tool that matches the clarity and speed they expect from the internal systems they build themselves.