The current online auction platform is built on legacy code that limits scalability, hampers development efficiency, and complicates feature implementation. This technical debt results in reduced system performance, increased maintenance costs, and inhibits the platform’s ability to handle increasing user demand and support future growth. Additionally, mixed-language code and poorly documented components further hinder effective system updates and reliability.
A mid-sized public sector organization operating an online auction platform to sell goods from various sectors, aiming to support growth and improve system reliability.
The refactoring and modernization effort is expected to significantly enhance the platform’s stability, speed, and scalability. Target outcomes include a reduction in technical maintenance costs, support for increased user demand, and quicker deployment of new features. Initial modernization of approximately 25% of the codebase demonstrated measurable improvements in system stability and performance, laying the foundation for complete platform overhaul and future growth readiness.