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OnboardRail

40-screen React Native mobile application. Full frontend with Firebase (auth, Firestore). Offline and online sync for reliable data access and real-time updates. Delivered end-to-end from wireframes to deployment.

Case study summary

Client type
Mobile application client
Industry
Mobile operations
Duration
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My role
Wireframes, frontend and Firebase integration
Team size
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Stack
React Native, Firebase, Firestore, Figma
Platforms
React Native mobile application

Challenge

Translate a multi-screen brief into consistent navigation, authentication and data access with usable offline behavior.

Approach

Review flows in Figma before implementation, reuse screen patterns and integrate Firebase services around the accepted user journeys.

Architecture

Figma user journeys to React Native application to Firebase Auth and Firestore, simplified onboardrail architecture
Simplified implementation boundaries. Rendered from the Mermaid source included with this case study.

Key features

  • Figma wireframes
  • React Native screens
  • Firebase Authentication
  • Firestore offline persistence

Results and measurement

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Client feedback

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Project at a glance

My contribution and the engineering challenge

My role
Wireframes, mobile frontend and Firebase integration
The problem
Turn a multi-screen brief into a consistent mobile journey with authentication and reliable data access.

What I delivered

  • Figma wireframes and React Native screens
  • Firebase Authentication integration
  • Firestore data access and offline persistence

How the parts connect

  1. STEP 1Wireframes and user journey
  2. STEP 2React Native application
  3. STEP 3Firebase Auth and Firestore

Simplified implementation overview.

A key design decision

Resolve navigation and user flows during wireframing, then reuse implementation patterns across the application.

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Languages
JavaScriptTypeScript
Skills & Tech
React NativeFirebaseFirestoreFigma
Concept illustration for OnboardRail

Technical concept illustration. The case study below describes the project implementation.

Overview

OnboardRail is a 40-screen React Native application built end-to-end — from Figma wireframes through Firebase-backed implementation to deployment. It was owned solo across the entire pipeline: design, architecture, frontend, and backend integration.

Why This Was Hard

A 40-screen app is a design and state-management problem as much as an engineering one — keeping navigation, data flow, and offline behavior consistent across that many screens without the codebase turning into a maze of one-off patterns required disciplined component reuse from day one.

What I Built

  • Complete 40-screen user journey from onboarding through every core feature
  • Firebase Authentication — secure email/password login flows
  • Firestore integration — real-time data with offline persistence built in
  • Offline and online sync — reliable data access with conflict handling when the app comes back online
  • Figma wireframes designed before a single screen was built, validating flows with the client early
  • Consistent state management patterns reused across all 40 screens to keep the codebase maintainable at scale

Tech Stack

  • Framework: React Native
  • Backend: Firebase (Auth, Firestore)
  • Design: Figma wireframes
  • Platforms: iOS, Android

Collaboration

Working solo across the full pipeline — Figma wireframes, architecture, frontend, and Firebase integration — meant the client feedback loop had to happen at the wireframe stage, not after code was written. Screens were walked through and approved in batches before implementation began, so by the time development reached a given flow, the direction was already validated and rework stayed minimal across all 40 screens.

Outcome / Impact

Delivered the project end to end — design, architecture, implementation, and deployment — owning the full pipeline from first wireframe to shipped app, as reflected in direct client feedback on the finished product.

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