Multiple apps made with maximum efficiency
Our client is a sporting goods retail chain with 200 million customers, 500 stores across 5 countries, and 3 sub-brands. They wanted to build a super app for their flagship brand and cost-efficient apps for sub-brands. To do that, we suggested using modular architecture.
4 teams working on the project at the same time allowed the retailer to deploy faster
The retailer reused the modules from the flagship to build apps for its sub-brands
78% lower
development costs
Thanks to module reuse, sub-brands were able to release new features up to 78% cheaper
Modular super app for the flagship brand
The super app uses modules to develop services of the client’s digital ecosystem, test new features, and transform according to the client’s business goals — something that they couldn’t have achieved with the rigid monolithic architecture.
Common modules are the backend for all apps
Super app modules are separate in-app services
But most importantly, the super app serves as a code donor for sub-brand apps
Copying and reusing modules allowed our client to launch 4 apps 25% faster
We spent 10 months developing the flagship super app, and then only 4 months to copy and readjust these modules for the other sub-brand apps.
Modular architecture also eases the post-release support. Since one team works on only one module, the client can outsource less important modules to contractors, and keep their in-house team focused on the core features.
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