Next.js migration — Product Description Page
The team migrated the high-traffic product description page to Next.js and established the architectural direction for the wider frontend. Subsequent page changes remained with the programme team.
Retail
A UK retail programme covering Next.js migration, GCP infrastructure, membership-system changes, microfrontends and CI/CD modernisation.
Client not named. The membership-dependency work was still in progress when this programme record ended; no completion outcome is claimed.
Before
The work covered a product description page, an on-premise membership module, an external membership-data service and a Jenkins delivery pipeline.
Intervention
The team migrated the high-traffic product description page to Next.js and established the architectural direction for the wider frontend. Subsequent page changes remained with the programme team.
The membership module moved from on-site hardware to GCP. The migration covered networking, state management and service discovery. The module then ran on GCP with programme-level observability.
An external service held the membership data model and drove physical card generation. Loyalty programme changes required vendor coordination. The programme began rebuilding the capability in-house and migrating its data and integrations. That work is ongoing.
The programme divided the rewards frontend into independently deployable slices owned by separate teams.
A later phase extended the infrastructure work to both consumer brands' card programmes and replaced Jenkins with a self-service delivery pipeline. Automated gates supplied the release signals.
Limits
These measures describe this engagement, not a guarantee for another system.
Selected records include work delivered before Anystack Engineering was incorporated in May 2024. Each record states its provenance; these results are not evidence of the current three-person pod model.
The proposal records the assigned engineers, working arrangement, review and handover.
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