--- title: "Omise payments merchant dashboard โ€” case study" description: "Three years architecting the merchant dashboard for Omise's payments platform in React, GraphQL and styled-components, including a major UI architecture refactor." canonical: "https://asmyshlyaev177.dev/projects/omise-payments-dashboard" image: "https://asmyshlyaev177.dev/og_image.png" --- [All projects](https://asmyshlyaev177.dev/projects.md) 3 years on a production payments platform # Omise โ€” payments merchant dashboard The merchant-facing dashboard for Omise's payments platform: three years architecting and maintaining it in React, GraphQL, and styled-components, plus an internal D3.js analytics dashboard and a JavaScript SDK bridging a native mobile wrapper to JS mini-apps. ## The challenge A merchant dashboard is how a business watches its own money move, so the correctness bar sits higher than a typical CRUD UI โ€” and it has to keep holding while the product, the codebase, and the team all grow around it. ## My role Frontend engineer. Architected and maintained the production merchant dashboard, drove a major UI architecture refactor, and defined API contracts with the backend engineers up front so less work had to be redone. Prototyped a JavaScript SDK bridging a native mobile wrapper to JS mini-apps, built an internal D3.js dashboard for telemetry, and reviewed code across the team. ## Result Ran in production throughout, including across the architecture refactor. Agreeing the API contracts before implementation cut rework between frontend and backend. ## Built with - React - GraphQL - styled-components - D3.js - Payments - SDK [Omise](https://omise.co/) I'm available for full-time remote work in EU timezones. Happy to talk through anything here in more detail. [Get in touch](https://asmyshlyaev177.dev/#contact) --- Site summary for LLMs: ยท Blog: